#environmentalsim

[velvetsheetsncigs]

I often contemplate the meaning of life.  In a spiritual sense,I suppose it’s to find the location of one’s soul.  When I say spiritual, I don’t mean religious, I mean a state of being in the philosophical sense.  

What is the origin of my soul?  I suppose I can’t answer this, and it is something I’m still contemplating.  What I do believe is that my soul coexists within a world full of life.  In an environmental context,almost anything can be considered to have a soul, whether it be a dog, a cow, a lion, or even a flower.  Does a soul exist in every living thing?

Arguably, I would think that souls do exist in every living being.  However, out of curiosity, I am wondering what other people’s philosophy might be? 

[save-the-bats]

Fred the Malayan Flying Fox had a great time hanging around with jamieandadam during egconf a few weeks back. The #SAVETHEBATS team love the Mythbusters! 

[ajnagabriella]

This short film animates an academic exploration through the rhetoric of "Green Consumerism" by looking at two ecolabels, USDA Organic and Non-GMO. The film includes a history of controversy over Organic food, the debate over GMOs, insight into corporate consolidation, and unique perspective on "voting with your dollar".

[postrationillest-blog]

An unspoken tenet of any terrorism definition is that it does not apply to the systemic violence of people in positions of power against the powerless. It only applies when the flow of violoence is redirected upstream, against government. A bomb detonated by a guerrilla, killing dozens of citizens is an act of terrorism. A bomb dropped by a military airplane, killing tens of thousands, is foreign policy

Will Potter in Green is the New Red 

[sofreshsogreen]

"I haven't showered in two weeks. I'm saving energy, but..."