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Arne Naess is in equilibrium
Pioneer of 'deep ecology' follows his heart | April 2004 Read More...
A Rolls Royce on two wheels
Andrew Ritchie's ideal folding bicycle | April 2004 Read More...
Care of the soul
'We have to live in the free-fall of infinity' Thomas Moore | April 2004 Read More...
Click and buy
Because most clothing stores carry few, if any, clothes produced in socially and ecologically responsible ways, the internet offers the best range of choice. No, you cannot digitally try on the clothes, and yes, the pictures are often less than optimal. But it's the best starting point for Read More...
Gandhi lives
Non-violent movements are sprouting up all over the Read More...
India is doing well
Former pessimist writes about inspiring success stories | April 2004 Read More...
Polaroids of the Sahara
For 25 years French photographer Jean-Luc Manaud took pictures of the Sahara, using a Polaroid 690 rather than an ultra-modern camera. The effect is beautiful, like watercolor paintings or pastel drawings. | April 2004 Read More...
Return of the mammoth?
Scientists at work at an amazing cloning experiment | April 2004 Read More...
In search of Atlantis
Graham Hancock on his way to Atlantis. The British author is seeking -- and finding? -- proof of the myth that is handed down in many cultures: there was once a 'super culture' that may well have equalled that of modern man. Hancock's quest shines a different light on the gradual progress of humans Read More...
A lamp-post is also made of iron
Research on the edge of nature and technology. Luke Disney | March 2004 issue Where do the realms of the natural environment end and the new frontiers of man-made technology begin? According to Oliver Lowenstein, founder and editor-in-chief of Fourth Door Review, it’s hard to draw the line. Read More...