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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2012

Dark Green Religion

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Guest : Bron Taylor April 29 2012 Are there other ways to understand the environment other than as a source of natural resources or subject of scientific study? Some see nature as sacred, possessing intrinsic value beyond its human uses. How has this outlook on the natural world animated environmentalism … more >>

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Guest : Bron Taylor April 29 2012 Are there other ways to understand the environment other than as a source of natural resources or subject of scientific study? Some see nature as sacred, possessing intrinsic value beyond its human uses. How has this outlook on the natural world animated environmentalism in the modern world? Think Globally Radio this week meets Bron Taylor, a world leading authority on nature and religion, to discuss his concept of Dark Green Religion, a fascinating paradigm with both earthly and spiritual dimensions. Download Think Globally Radio 2012 04 29

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