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Eco-Nomics
Bioneers Newsletter 8.28.25 — A Call to Action: Resisting Oligarchy, Reclaiming Democracy
Article

The U.S. is at a crossroads. A handful of opportunistic, megalomaniacal billionaires and corporate power have flooded politics with unprecedented...

Justice
Reclaiming Democracy in 2025: 7 Powerful Lessons in Civic Participation
Article

In the November 2024 elections, 70% of U.S. elected offices went uncontested—a sobering sign of a democracy in crisis. Systemic barriers,...

Justice
Supreme Oligarchy: How Billionaires and the Supreme Court are Betraying the Promise of America
Podcasts

Author, broadcaster and scholar Thom Hartmann warns of the existential threat of a virulent new oligarchy: the third frontal assault by the...

Justice
Bioneers Newsletter 8.14.25 — 20 Years After Katrina: Still Rising, Still Resisting
Article

Twenty years ago, Hurricane Katrina exposed the fault lines of American society: racial injustice, environmental neglect, economic abandonment, and...

Food and Farming
Stewarding a Regenerative Future with Tree-Range Farming 
Article

Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin grew up in extreme poverty in the northern rainforest of Guatemala during Guatemala’s brutal decades-long civil war....

Food and Farming
Scaling Up Regenerative Agriculture by Changing the Culture of Farming
Article

Photo by Jason Halley, California State University, Chico  by Cynthia Daley, Ph.D. Cynthia Daley, and co-founder and Director of the...

Nature, Culture and Spirit
Joanna Macy, First Lady of Deep Relational Ecology
Article

The beloved Buddhist teacher and intellectual Joanna Macy died on July 19, 2025. A profound teacher, author, and activist, Joanna was a scholar of...

Eco-Nomics
Bioneers Newsletter 7.31.25: Frontline Women. Real Solutions. Lasting Change.
Article

Across the globe, the same forces driving ecological collapse—extractivism, patriarchy, and unchecked capitalism—are also fueling the erosion of...

Nature, Culture and Spirit
Swimming the Río Los Cedros: A Scene from ‘Is a River Alive?’
Article

Is a river a being? Can it suffer, heal, or speak — if not in words, then in water’s own fluent language? Robert Macfarlane These are the...

Nature, Culture and Spirit
How Elephants Call Each Other by Name: Joyce Poole on a Lifetime of Listening
Article

What if animals used names like we do — not just sounds, but unique vocal labels to call out to one another across the wild? A groundbreaking...

Nature, Culture and Spirit
The Lunar Clock Beneath the Waves: How Marine Life Runs on Moonlight
Article

Beneath the surface of the ocean, a secret choreography unfolds—timed not by clocks or calendars, but by the silver light of the Moon. Coral...

Eco-Nomics
Bioneers Newsletter 7.17.25: Rethinking Progress in the Age of AI
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AI is rapidly embedding itself into nearly every sector of society, from agriculture and education to health care, infrastructure, and national...

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