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Seperation
From: The Memory We Could Be
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No matter where we may be, we are inseparable from nature. We live in nature, we live with nature, we rely on nature, and we are part of nature. Yet our language hides this. When we use words like “nature,” “environment” or “climate,” we often paint a deceptive portrait of independence. To speak of environmentalism misleads us, suggesting that the natural world is somehow distinct from the human world, and needs to be protected.
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Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik
Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik is a journalist and activist with writing in Pacific Standard, Open Democracy, and New Internationalist. He co-founded and is co-editor of www.worldat1C.org, a communications initiative designed to humanize the ecological crisis and clarify its causes.
