Joanna Macy: An eco-philosopher’s lessons in living in curiosity, dancing with despair and hope
What to know about Joanna Macy: An eco-philosopher’s lessons in living in curiosity, dancing with despair and hope
These days, climate graphs look like fever charts, extinction rates read like obituaries and the daily news has the emotional texture of a storm that never clears.
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What happened
These days, climate graphs look like fever charts, extinction rates read like obituaries and the daily news has the emotional texture of a storm that never clears.
Why it matters
Across the world, people working closest to the fractures – scientists, conservationists, journalists, activists – are discovering a shared, disorienting truth: it’s not just ecosystems that are unravelling.
Common ground
Long before climate grief became a recognised phrase, Joanna Macy was already sitting with people inside that pain.
Perspective signals
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