MAHB Newsletter for January 2023

Author
Sibylle Frey
Year
2023
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Greetings to the MAHB Community,   

Welcome to a brand new year and our first newsletter!

Check out what’s happening: Paul Ehrlich’s new book “Life: A Journey Through Science and Politics”, a graphic on the collapse of insects, a new book on Speciesism (and why this is akin to racism), and a new art call on how globalization undermines resilience.

Read this month’s blogs, including a MAHB dialogue with curator, art historian, and author David J. Wagner, and why Green Chemistry must come clean. Our resources include articles on how a new mining road threatens Sumatra’s rainforest, the secret war on natural and children’s rights, the importance of modern contraception to achieve a sustainable human population, and a new study that models what happens if currently frozen areas in Antarctica start to thaw.

Listen to Matt Matern’s podcast with Paul Ehrlich and the latest TGS episodes with DJ White on oceans and with Bill Rees on the fundamental issue of Overshoot.

Watch the CBS documentary on the 6th mass extinction, featuring Paul Ehrlich, Tony Barnosky, Liz Hadly, and Gerardo Ceballos.

Don’t forget to check out the latest MAHB announcements here.

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