Long Lost Nature

By Arindam Singh

Hi! I am Arindam, a student blogger and podcaster from New Delhi. I talk about things related to the environment and what has gone wrong with it. Check out my blog at longlostnature.wordpress.com

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5 Key Takeaways from COP26, Glasgow 2021

Long Lost NatureNov 06, 2021

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Spirited French Resistance @WinterOakPress - an Interview with Paul Cudenec

The first interview episode of the podcast!
We talked to Paul Cudenec of Winter Oak Press, an anarchist writer and one of my inspirations about the Great Reset and the resistance to it. SInce Paul resides in France, we repeatedly talked about French resistance in detail but also touched upon other aspects including the interconnectedness of the climate agenda, 5G infrastructure and the 'New Normal' Covid restrictions. We also talked about the futility of the left v right divide and how resistance springs from below. Finally, we stressed upon the need to forge meaningful human connections as a way of countering this bombardment of lies.
Hope you will enjoy the discussion
Tell me how I did!
Paul's Twitter: twitter.com/WinterOakPress
Winter Oak Press Website: winteroak.org.uk/

Jan 06, 202235:26

5 Key Takeaways from COP26, Glasgow 2021

What is this COP26 everyone's talking about? Is it really that great as it sounds in the news? Why not? These are some of the questions answered in this episode of the podcast that will create a lot of clutter for you in just over 20 minutes. Hope you'll find it useful! Further information: COP26 official website:- https://ukcop26.org The Manufacturing of Greta Thunberg by Cory Morningstar:- https://www.amazon.com/Manufacturing-Greta-Thunberg-Cory-Morningstar/dp/3749464758 The Price of Climate Action: Philantrophic Foundations in the International Climate Debate by Edouard Morena:- https://www.amazon.com/Price-Climate-Action-Philanthropic-International/dp/3319424831 The Capitalist Passive Environmental Revolution by Prof. Clive Spash:- https://ecologicalcitizen.net/article.php?t=capitalist-passive-environmental-revolution No Deal for Nature campaign website:- https://nodealfornature.wixsite.com/english Reach me at: https://twitter.com/longlostnature and arindam03@tutanota.com

Nov 06, 202121:17

Technology, Power, Environment - A Very Brief Reflection

"What evades the public consciousness are the questions of who determines whether technology is to be employed, who decides what technology is to be used and where, whose lives do the technologies impact, whether they were involved in the decision-making, what is the energy and material throughput of technologies and so on." Read the article at longlostnature.wordpress.com/blog/

Sep 27, 202105:29

Nature and Power - Book Review

"Environmental history and efforts at sustainability go hand-in-hand with human needs. He claims, contrary to the dominant perception in the environmental movement, that societies striving for sustainability are not pushing for an abstract ideal. Rather, resistance invariably involves issues of rights and power relations which are often tilted against localized societies geared towards subsistence (Nature and Power)". Read the article at longlostnature.wordpress.com/blog/

Sep 27, 202104:55

Do we need Greta?

You have heard of Greta Thunberg, haven't you? But do you know what the Greta campaign actually seeks? Do those following Greta themselves know why and what they support? This is a reading of an article by the same name that answers these questions. Read the article at longlostnature.wordpress.com/2021/07/02/do-we-need-greta/. Read my book review of Cory Morningstar's book at longlostnature.wordpress.com/2021/07/07/the-manufacturing-of-greta-thunberg/

Sep 19, 202117:26

Karl Polanyi's Ghost

This is a reading of an article by the same name. You can find more such stuff on my blog at longlostnature.wordpress.com

Aug 03, 202105:03

Can Subsistence Societies Achieve Long-term Ecological Sustainability?

This is a reading of an article by the same name. Read this article at longlostnature.wordpress.com/2021/07/28/can-subsistence-societies-achieve-long-term-ecological-sustainability-part-i. "Thus, subsistence societies, though not inherently sustainable, can definitely achieve long-term ecological sustainability in circumscribed areas............. Whether subsistence societies can employ local solution strategies to solving global environmental crises is hard to determine. However, global long-term ecological sustainability can only be achieved exclusive of the dominant market economy"

Jul 31, 202123:22