A New Year, Another Blog

The GreenHumanist has been AWOL for far too long. Perhaps in the New Year I will post more regularly. In fact, I’d make that a New Year’s Resolution, but those seldom seem to work, do they? My work is likely to be ramped up even more, but much of it will be of direct interest to this blog’s purpose. That might mean more posts.

In the meantime, you might check out the best and worst of 2009 (and the decade) by Treehugger.com.

The GreenHumanist continues to believe that the earth faces a global environmental crisis. The nature of that crisis remains unbelievably complex. Understanding it and working to resolve it demands the most creative thinking we can muster. Fundamentally, too, it requires cultural change among those societies that have done the most to cause the problems all global citizens face. Since cultural change is almost never driven by science or engineering, the GreenHumanist encourages a greater presence of humanities scholars in environmental debates.