Regeneration

By Joseph R. Simonetta, https://joesimonetta.com/ The following “Observations” are excerpted from Chapter 2, We Humans, from my “The Book of Observations.” There are about 2,000 “Observations” in this book. Greed, like sex, obliterates the rational mind. New knowledge validates previous ignorance. Behavior is animated belief. Desire is costly. Everything is…

Unleashing Nature’s Potential In the boundless expanse of Yellowstone National Park, an extraordinary ecological symphony unfolded, one that shines a light on the immeasurable worth woven within nature’s intricate tapestry. …

Experiencing saving trees’ saplings Here again but on a different shape of my transformative travel throughout the regeneration. Last 3 months I traveled around projects and helped and learned and met people and made clarity for myself. …

Writing this article took me quite some time since I knew it most likely marks a departure from the usual business format. I wanted to make it truly unique and dedicated to a topic that holds immense significance for many of us, yet often remains misunderstood. It is the force…

Our sacred journey through the Colorado River Basin has brought us all the way to Hoover Dam — and soon we will arrive at the Sea of Cortez in Mexicali. Along the way, we have held meetings with many people who care deeply for the rivers that flow into the…

The Amazon rainforest — also known as the lungs of the Earth — and its inhabitants are threatened by deforestation due to oil drilling, mining and other economic activities. Regenerative tourism is amongst the solutions to protect the world’s largest rainforest. …

In the grand tapestry of our modern society, profit has been the thread weaving together our progress, innovation, and economic prosperity. Yet, as we unravel this intricate design, we expose a striking flaw — the disregarded impact on our environment. …

By Joseph R. Simonetta, https://joesimonetta.com/ Excerpt #90 from my book, Religion, An Obstacle to Human Progress There are a number of chapels at Harvard. At the divinity school alone, there are two. One is in Andover Hall, the large administration and classroom building at the divinity school. Andover Hall Harvard …

By tapping into the wisdom of nature, Biomimicry offers a radical departure from human-centered approaches to sustainability. But can it help us tackle the bigger challenges of inequality, poverty, and climate change? The journey of confronting the challenges posed by climate change and our current economic system requires substantial energy…