Category Archives: Environmental Fundamentalism

The trap of environmental fundamentalism gets sprung early and often, whenever environmental issues get framed as either-or debates: economy or environment, humans or nature, government regulation or market economy, preservation or development, growth or steady state. Serious public dialogue about … Continue reading →

I’m a rebound romantic. I once was blindly in love with nature—romantically and lustfully in love. I immersed myself in the deep waters and penetrating solitude of wilderness lakes at the border between Minnesota and Canada, bushwhacked through dense rhododendron … Continue reading →