Millennium Alliance for Humanity and Biosphere (MAHB)

From criticism to proposal “Witness, protest, propose, give voice”. An open letter and a worldwide invitation. For a manifesto with human and non-human values. We have entered the Anthropocene. […]

I am a retired physician and COVID-19 survivor, and I am here to deliver a message contained in the heart of this pandemic. I am also the author of Stress R Us found here in the MAHB library, and a […]

In 1972, at a distance of about 18,000 miles (29,000 kilometers) from Earth, the Apollo 17 crew took the photo, “Blue Marble”, while en route to the Moon. My watercolor of “the marble” adds […]

This article was first published on 26 October 2020 for Greenpeace International I remember thinking, in the 1970s, that once people became aware of the ecological crisis — disappearing species, […]

 Bhavna Mehta and Lynn Susholtz by Helen Redman. Photo courtesy Helen Redman © 2020 Lynn Susholtz and Bhavna Mehta are visual artists in San Diego who occasionally collaborate to find new ways of […]

Back in 1970 my father, Walter Ferguson, took me on a road trip into the Sinai desert along the Red Sea in our family’s old beaten up olive green 4-door station-wagon Ford Cortina.  It was […]

November 10, 2018 To my fellow humanity, The press is full of stories about problems caused, at least in part, by the conjoined but unmentionable ‘twin elephants’ of population growth and […]

@WhatsNextForEarth’s eighth art call is “Interconnected”. It is open until December 31, 2020. What’s Next for Earth is a participative art project based on Instagram that invites the […]

Since the early 1970s the academic world has been aware that there are three key drivers to the environmental damage that mankind inflicts upon his environment: Technology Affluence Population […]

World Vasectomy Day wants to highlight one of the many ways that the act of getting a vasectomy is not only an act of love for yourself, your partner, and your family, but is also an act of love for […]