Podcast #29: Jim Keenan on Environmentalism, Justice, and Faith

Father Jim Keenan of Boston College discusses Pope Francis’s views on environmentalism and social justice, and how those resonate across belief systems.

By Mo Lotman | March 27, 2019 | Community, Economics, Environment, Ethics, Family, Human Rights, Philosophy, Podcasts, Religion, Society | Abuse, Accountability, Amoris Laetitia, Bioethics, Boston College, Canon, Capitalism, Cardinals, Catholicism, Charlie Curran, David Satcher, Disease, Divorce, Ecumenicalism, Education, Environment, Equality, Gender, Genetic Engineering, Greed, Hierarchy, Honesty, Image, Immigration, Interdenominationalism, Jesuits, Justice, Labor, Laudato Si, Malaria, Marriage, Mother Teresa, Ordaining Women, Ordination, Paul Ramsey, Playing God, Pope Francis, Pope John Paul II, Poverty, Power, Privilege, Protestantism, Sexual Abuse, Sexuality, Social Justice, Socialism, St. Ignatius, Stewart Brand, Surgeon General, Sustainability, The Bible, The Jesuit Institute, Theology, Transportation, Tuberculosis, Working Class

Living Energy Farm

Living on Sunshine: A Real, Sustainable Energy Model

A farmstead in Virgina has built a sustainable low-energy lifestyle. Can the rest of us follow their example?

By Alexis Zeigler | January 2, 2019 | Agriculture, Energy, Environment, Society | AC Power, Agriculture, Batteries, Community, Daylight Drive, DC Power, Fossil Fuels, Green Energy, Heat, Infrastructure, LEDs, Living Energy Farm, Photovoltaics, PV, Refrigeration, Renewable Energy, Scalability, Solar Power, Sustainability

Warped Incentives Cultivated by US Industrial Agriculture

Industrial agriculture has increased the food supply, but it has done so at tremendous cost to the environment, food quality, health, and family farming.

By Samantha Maxwell | September 13, 2017 | Agriculture, Culture, Environment, Food, Health, Society | Agriculture, Chemicals, Diabetes, Family Farms, Farmers Markets, Flavor, Food Deserts, GMOs, Green Cart, Health, Industrial Agriculture, Junk Food, Land, Local Food, Low-Income, Monocrops, Monoculture, Nutrition, Poverty, Processed Foods, Roundup, Sustainability, Third World, Vandana Shiva

Interview: Ethan Hughes of The Possibility Alliance, part two

In the first part of this interview, Ethan Hughes talked with The Technoskeptic about events that led to the founding [...]

By Mo Lotman | June 15, 2016 | Culture, Economics, Environment, Family, Human Rights, Society, Well-Being | Activism, Agriculture, Anger, Bacha Kahn, Gift Economy, Health Care, Martin Luther King, Missouri, Off-the-grid, Oil, PEACH, Permaculture, Pyrenees, Service, Still Waters Sanctuary, Sustainability, The Possibility Alliance

Interview: Ethan Hughes of The Possibility Alliance, part one

There are brilliant writers and thinkers who are questioning technological progress from a philosophical perspective, others who raise alarms about [...]

By Mo Lotman | June 8, 2016 | Culture, Economics, Environment, Family, Human Rights, Society, Well-Being | Activism, Agriculture, Be the Change, Cycling, Ecuador, Gift Economy, Loving Earth Sanctuary, Missouri, Off-the-grid, Oil, Permaculture, Service, Still Waters Sanctuary, Sustainability, The Amazon, The Possibility Alliance

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