I think art really helps you focus on tactile material things, and repetitive motions can be very reflective, at least for me ...

How animals adapt to toxic ecological niches is poorly understood. This study shows that Drosophila busckii has evolved a tolerance to DMDS, a potent insecticide, likely due to an insensitivity in ...

The genocide in Gaza portends the emergence of a dystopian world where the industrialized violence of the Global North is ...

Award-winning filmmakers Anne Macksoud and John Ankele offer their new short film and call to action, THE HOTTEST YEAR IN ...

The Algonquin and Cliff Valley Astronomy are hosting the Rising Sun Eclipse Experience and Retreat March 28 to 30. Such ...

Madison Death Collective was formed to provide a resource to caregivers, grievers and those preparing to die. Join them at an ...

New documents reveal the extent of the Biden administration’s “eco grief” workshops, in which U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ...

Mental health problems induced, in part, by climate change are becoming increasingly common as the world warms ...

ONE OF THE DIFFICULTIES of being alive on earth in the age of climate catastrophe is that we find ourselves in the peculiar position of mourning the future.

The Huntington artist makes cyanotype prints on paper and fabric that record the water's activity and influence.

A unique study, led by Monash University, has found that when a woman’s or man’s spouse dies, their loneliness and grief persist regardless of whether they are isolated or supported socially, are self ...

Essayist, poet and translator, Laura Marris, explores the power of ground truth and ecological community in the Age of Loneliness.