Speaking for the Trees, No Matter Where They're From
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Tolkien & Trees, pt. 4: The Ents!
“The Ents destroying Isengard” by Melya-Anna
The Ents are a fan favorite in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings (LotR), and no wonder: Narratively, they’re the tree defenders vs. the tree killers, and they win. Metaphorically, they are Natu...
The Murder of Prometheus
Stump of Prometheus. [Credit: Jrbouldin, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.]
On August 6th, 1964, one of the world’s oldest living trees was tragically cut down.
The event is instructive for what it demonstrates about how Western cultu...
Stop Insulting Animals
Sheep in Lake County, California, Spring 2019 [Photo by the Author]
People are not sheep. Cops are not pigs. Generals are not hawks. They are all humans in our version of civilization.
[Note: I started a farm job in Paonia, Colorado, a co...
Tolkien & Trees, pt 3: The Old Forest
It was not called the Old Forest without reason, for it was indeed ancient, a survivor of vast forgotten woods; and in it there lived yet, ageing no quicker than the hills, the fathers of the fathers of trees, remembering times when they...
What’s Not “Clean” about Solar Panels
Solar panel array in Manchester, Vermont. [Credit: MarkBuckawicki, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.]
I recently saw someone online wax poetic about how solar panels are so benign because they don’t leak oil or emit air pollution or ma...
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