*[Enwl-eng] Bioregioning Is Our Future 30 сентября

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Date: пт, 29 авг. 2025 г. в 07:00
Subject: Bioregioning Is Our Future | PCI Messenger August 2025
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                              Bioregioning Is Our Future
                              by Richard Heinberg
                              Lately I’ve been reading Andrew Schelling’s 
Tracks Along the Left Coast, a biography of linguist, anthropologist, and 
anarchist Jaime de Angulo (1887-1950). De Angulo was a character worth 
knowing about. His affluent Spanish parents gave him a civilized upbringing 
in fashionable Paris; nevertheless, he had a wild streak. So, before he 
turned 20, de Angulo hightailed it to San Francisco, arriving just in time 
for the Great Quake of 1906.

                              During the next few years, he earned a medical 
degree, then worked as a cowboy trekking the California coast. The Native 
Americans he met fascinated and impressed him. As a way of documenting and 
preserving their way of life, which he regarded as perfectly adapted to the 
endlessly varied, stunningly beautiful landscape around him, de Angulo 
(often collaborating with his linguist wife, Lucy Shepard Freeland) learned 
and described 25 of the roughly 100 Native languages then spoken in 
California. “Salvage linguistics,” anthropologist Franz Boas called it.


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from the lecture halls of Louisiana to the forests of Brazil – and through a 
period of global upheaval and personal transformation. It’s the late 1960s: 
war, civil rights, and the first whispers of ecological collapse are 
reshaping the world. At the same time, Herman has started a family and is 
beginning to forge the ideas that would soon shake the foundations of 
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                              In this episode, we travel in time to the year 
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consumption and profligate waste. How will humans in 2125 – if there are any 
of us left – judge the things everyone sees as normal today?


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largely unspoken: the emotional cost of commitment.

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From: Bulat Yessekin <bulat.yessekin at gmail.com>
Date: вт, 30 сент. 2025 г. в 06:10
Subject: Fwd: Bioregioning Is Our Future 30 сентября

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