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ENVIRONMENTAL NARRATIVES SATISH KUMAR
T H E M O V E M E N T
10 EDGING CLOSERTO
MELTDOWNJONATHON PORRITT There is still a w i n d o w o f op p o r tu n it y to w ard o f f e c o lo g ic a l collapse.
I 2 LOW-CARBON FUTURE
CAROLINE LUCAS N o m o re c om p r om is e : w e need Greens in governm en ts NOW !
I 6 LESSONS ON LEADERSHIP
SARA PARKIN Strategic, imaginative leadership w i l l facilitate truly sustainable developm ent.
18 GREEN GENEROSITY
PETER LANG W e sh ou ld harness the spirit o f c o opera tion w ith in the environm ental m ovem en t .
K E Y N O T E S
2 0 DISPELLING THE DARKNESS
DEEPAK CHOPRA I k n ew everything about m ed ic in e and alm ost n o th in g about healing.
2 2 IMAGINATION HOLDSTHE KEY
TIM SMIT It’s tim e to actively create ideas and institutions to w o rk w ith the grain o f nature.
N A T U R E C ARE
2 6 BIOLUXURIANCE
RICHARD MABEY We have yet to understand the biosphere.
2 8 THE GREAT URBAN INDOORS
DAVID NICHOLSON-LORD Waving g o o d b y e to nature.
3 0 WILDNESS AND FREEDOM
ROSAMUND KIDMAN-COX M ost o f the field s o f m y c h i ld h o o d w ere built over.
3 2 RURAL REPLENISHMENT
FIONA REYNOLDS C omm un itie s o f the past had a deep con n e c t io n w ith the land, and have m u ch to teach us about the future.
THE G R E E N I N G OF POLITICS
3 4 THE ENEMY W IT H IN
GEOFF MULGAN W e can change o u r w o r ld b y changing ou r hearts and m inds.
3 6 W H IT H E R T H E ENVIRON
MENTAL MOVEMENT? MICHAEL MEACHER W e cannot rest o n o u r laurels w h e n there is s o m u ch yet to b e done.
3 8 THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD
ALAN SIMPSON Climate change w ill be the trigger that brings ‘ corporate feudalism ’ to an end.
THE E C O N O M I C S OF W E L L B E I N G
4 0 BUCKING THE SYSTEM
ANITA RODDICK C orporation s must shift their energy in to making the w o r ld cleaner and fairer.
4 2 BEYOND PEAK OIL
RICHARD HEINBERG There is a sim p le form u la to avoid e c o n om i c collapse: reduce o i l co n su m p t io n b y 3% per year.
4 4 AUTHENTIC OPTIONS
DAVID BOYLE Ethical con sum e r ism is a spiritual act.
4 6 EARTHQUAKES OF
C O N S C IO U N E S S JERRY MANDER M o v in g fr om advertising glitz to an ti-g lob a lisa t ion fervour.
4 8 RICHER7YES; HAPPIER? NO
ANDREW SIMMS The Happy Planet Index c o u ld help us to live w ith in o u r environm ental means.
5 2 BUSINESS WAVES
JOHN ELKINGTON I seem to b e c om in g fu ll circle, back to ‘ small is beautiful’ .
ringWildness DAVIDBOHM: MindandMatter
Small Beginnings
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