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About tadedeaux

I am a student of Ecopsychology who has only just now come to understand the importance of my relationship with the Earth. During the first decades of my life I studied myself and my relationships. Since 2007 I have begun to have these amazing outdoor experiences that have lead me to want to know more about the context of who I am and how I can touch the world. I hope you are not only entertained by what it is I feel compelled to share, but you are made to think and inspired to share the gift that is you as well.

THE DRAMA OF CLIMATE CHANGE

Posted on February 17, 2011

The Economist  just posted a look at two plays that centered on climate change and apparently left people confused.  What I found interesting overall is that there were two different stories and two different reactions and  in the end it … Continue reading →

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Cold with a Chance of Connecting

Posted on February 16, 2011

In preparation for going over our own climate change research I find it interesting that The Economist asked why don’t Americans believe in global warming last week.  While it remains to be seen if our class findings resemble the ideas … Continue reading →

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Dry with More than a Chance of a Hot Future

Posted on February 9, 2011

 Fast Company posted a look at Climatopolis late last week.  The book by Matthew Kahn recognizes that the question before us is not whether climate change is or will happen but how we will adapt to it.   It is comforting … Continue reading →

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Rain with a Chance of Grief

Posted on February 4, 2011

Two years ago in a world-wind working tour of Australia, I ran out of time to go to Cairns and see the Great Barrier Reef because of floods. I was disappointed but figured I would one day go back. I … Continue reading →

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Partly Sunny With a Chance of Better Understanding

Posted on January 27, 2011

Where I am right now with my thoughts is in considering the narrative of climate change and how we talk about it impacts what happens next (and how we feel about it). Climate Progress has been noting better reporting from … Continue reading →

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Cold with a Chance of Context

Posted on January 20, 2011

We will be known forever by the tracks we leave. – Native American Proverb I do not completely understand climate change. I know that I am not awake, but waking. I know that something is going on…I can feel it … Continue reading →

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Cloudy with a Chance of Hope

Posted on January 12, 2011

Today’s weather is cloudy with a chance of hope.  In a Ted Talk on endangered cultures, Wade Davis said it was the belief of National Geographic “that politicians will never accomplish anything…but we think that storytelling can change the world.”  … Continue reading →

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Clear with a Chance of Drastic Change

Posted on January 12, 2011

Today’s weather is clear with a chance of drastic change within hours, if not days, and definite within years.  Has anyone noticed that the drastic change in weather is happening in every other year cycles?  Two years ago there was … Continue reading →

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