Showing posts with label Nature Rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature Rights. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 August 2024

#355: Panpsychism

What is panpsychism?

It's the notion that everything is conscious. It connects with the notion that natural features should have rights in the same way as people have rights...

This Vox piece explores it.

Monday, 25 March 2024

#268: Nature has rights - or not...

Another new low from the UK government from a week or so ago, which I've just got round to posting here... there've been quite a few other related stories as well.

This Guardian article has been retweeted a number of times over the last few days, with the same sort of response from a great many environmental organisations and campaigners.


“It’s paradoxical because it recognises rights for non-human entities like corporations but denies them to non-human living beings. It’s contradictory because, while rhetorically acknowledging different cultures and Indigenous worldviews, it nevertheless imposes the western understanding of rights and law,”

Robert MacFarlane has written on the fact that rivers were recognised as being a living thing, and Patrick Barkham has also written for The Guardian on this theme.

#643: The Path More Travelled

A cross posting from my Geo Library blog project - what do you mean you haven't visited? There's over 700 books that would be of in...