Residents and visitors breathe dark, smoggy air in the cities, and partly because the problems are so serious, China is committed to work for “ecological civilization.”

By Pando Populus / April 15, 2016

For me and my fellow Whiteheadians, the need to keep this kind of thinking alive was intensified by the global environmental crisis. The victory of value-free research disciplines has rendered universities more part of the problem than part of the solution.

By John B. Cobb, Jr. / April 14, 2016

The breaking wave of media attention surrounding Pando is, I believe, a positive sign.

By Paul Rogers / February 28, 2016

We who seek an ecological civilization have a chance. The tide may be turning toward supporting the public interest. Perhaps DEMOCRACY has a future.

By John B. Cobb, Jr. / January 27, 2016

There is danger that King’s assassination will achieve its goals more fully than the crucifixion of Jesus attained its goals. This is because the image of King has been defanged even more successfully than that of Jesus.

By John B. Cobb, Jr. / January 19, 2016

One can hardly question that national sovereignty is being surrendered to the corporations.

By Pando Populus / January 11, 2016

We are all indigenous to this Mother Earth. We are not her failed experiment. That is not what we are. We are her immune response.

By Pando Populus / December 30, 2015

The common denominator of our winter religious observances is bringing much-needed light where only heat is being generated.

By Ignacio Castuera / December 24, 2015

Cancer and mining can suck the joy and energy right out of you.

By Joseph Goldstein / November 16, 2015

Instead of modernizing, China should go directly to what we call constructive postmodernism, based on the philosophy of organism, rather than the modernist philosophy of mechanism.

By John B. Cobb, Jr. / November 11, 2015

Selected poems.

By Ronald Preston Phipps / November 11, 2015

I have been told that many of you in this gathering are farmers. In your hands now lies the destiny of the world. I would like to speak directly to you.

By John B. Cobb, Jr. / October 28, 2015