Posted by Alex Johnson on August 10, 20082 CommentsPrinter Friendly
Ecological Internet, the group responsible for ClimateArk.org and Forests.org announced today their intention to publish a new ezine called New Earth Rising. They’re currently seeking submissions from established and new environmental writers, scholars and activists. Given the length of time Dr Glen Barry and his team has been involved in scholarly discussion on all matter relating to ecological sustainability this is sure to be a well-researched, thoughtful and timely publication. So, what exactly are Ecological Internet looking for in submissions? The following should assist…
New Earth Rising’s editorial tone will strongly favor truthful ecological writings regarding global eco-crises, identifying necessary and sufficient solutions, and organizing action for their implementation. Submissions should be personal essays of 2-4 pages in length, and need not be scholarly and footnoted, but must be well-researched, informed and passionate.
The publication will be grounded in the ethics of biocentrism, deep ecology and political ecology. It will emphasize the need for ecological science and rationalism in formulating environmental public policy; examination of the seriousness of ecological and related social issues; propose necessary, sufficient and workable solutions involving global citizens, society and governments; and be skeptical regarding secular and religious ideologies.
This is a good opportunity for the organic community to highlight the role organic agriculture can play in addressing climate change. To find out more, please check out ClimateArk.org.
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Great! I’ve been writing about innovation and sustainability initiatives within the food industry for about 3 years.This might be a good vehicle to communicate some of my ideas. Thanks for the heads up Alex.
Is this going to get published as a mag or is it just online?