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Save the Great Lakes Alternatives Journal 13.3

Saving the Great Lakes 13.3

Editorial: Saving the Great Lakes – Thomas Whillans The Great Lakes as a Touchstone for Canada-United States Relationships – Michael J. Donahue Use and Abuse, Conflict and Harmony: The Great Lakes Fishery in Transition – Thomas H. Whillans and Fikret Berkes Opposing Phosphorus and Nitrogen Trends in the Great Lake […]

Behaviour in the "Crunch" Alternatives Journal  8.2

Behaviour in the “Crunch” 8.2

Editorial – Robert Paehlke and Sally Lerner Behaviour in the “Crunch” – Sally Lerner Relative Deprivation: when does it lead to Anger, Achievement or Disengagement – M. Mark and T. Cook The Canadian Case – Wilson Head Newspapers and the Coastal Oil Spill Hazard – Roger Needham Distributive Justice and […]

Canadian flag, snowy mountains. A\J AlternativesJournal.ca

The Myths That Make Us

When I was asked to compare nature literature in Canada and the United States, particularly in the West, I quickly went for my bookshelves – only to discover that the lion’s share of my library was still far away, sequestered, like a lost collection of ancient Middle Eastern scrolls in […]

White space - get it? A\J AlternativesJournal.ca

Blinded by the White

IF YOU FIND YOURSELF saying, “There’s nothing in the newspaper these days,” you are undoubtedly correct. Large white and coloured voids are in, as are expansive photos with blank areas, such as a distraught goalie kneeling in a huge goal mouth adorned only with a missed soccer ball. In its […]

Urban Homesteading book review A\J AlternativesJournal.ca

Urban Homesteading

Concerns for our unsustainable, fossil-fuelled lifestyle underlie Rachel Kaplan and K. Ruby Blume’s book, Urban Homesteading: Heirloom Skills for Sustainable Living. The book provides a colourful overview of what each of us can do to build a more self-sufficient future. It explains the principles of homesteading and permaculture, and provides a […]

The Sacred Universe book review A\J AlternativesJournal.ca

The Sacred Universe: Earth, Spirituality, and Religion in the Twenty-First Century + The Christian Future and the Fate of the Earth

In June 2009, Thomas Berry, the historian, priest, author and self-described “geologian,” passed away at his home in Greensboro, North Carolina. He was 94. Uniting recent scientific discoveries concerning the provenance and progression­ of the universe with religious insights into the nature of creation, Berry’s writing blended empirical and spiritual elements […]