Suicide – A Preventable Tragedy
Laurie struggled with anxiety for most of her life. She was frightened in school, felt pressured to get high grades and go to college, and began drinking and using drugs while in high school. She attempted suicide her first year in college, at a time… Read more »
Women and the Earth
Now more than ever, it is critical for all individuals to stand up and advocate for women and the environment. Imagine a world where the earth is cared for and there are no toxic chemicals in our homes, communities, or our environment. This vision is… Read more »
Ecological Grief—The Growing Emotional Toll of Climate Change
Ecological grief describes individuals who experience deep emotions related to loss of the environment and nonhuman life, loss related to the degradation of landscapes and ecosystems, and loss of cultures, livelihoods, and ways of life. Ecological gr… Read more »
Time Affluence—The Way to Happiness?
“…There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them…” –From “Time in a Bottle” by Jim Croce Many of us think that material possessions and symbols of affluence (such as designer clothes, expensive cars, etc.) are… Read more »
Climate Change and Your Health
All human societies have had to adapt to challenges created by climate change. No matter where people live, how they earn a living, what they eat, or how they access food and water, human health and well-being has been intricately connected to climat… Read more »
Is Your Home Hazardous to Your Health?
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Human Health and Climate Change—Is There a Connection?
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The Global Health Impacts of Overpopulation
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