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Water is Life: Rivers Need Water
Rivers have a right to life; landscapes have a right to rivers.
— Melina Watts (@melinaswatts) April 4, 2015Thursday, February 26, 2015
@LaOpinionLA ¿Pueden 3 estudiantes de ingeniería españolas dejar de redes fantasma de matar a los mamíferos marinos?http://t.co/3uVsuyuBIe
— Melina Watts (@melinaswatts) February 25, 2015@zonker35 Can three Spanish engineering students save marine mammals from death by ghost nets? Check it out: http://t.co/3uVsuyuBIe
— Melina Watts (@melinaswatts) February 25, 2015@bruneski Can radio frequency tags invented by charismatic engineering students save marine mammals from ghost nets? http://t.co/3uVsuyuBIe
— Melina Watts (@melinaswatts) February 26, 2015Thursday, January 29, 2015
"As Environmentalists, We Need to Make “Ananda” Central to Our Lives," article from "Earth Island Journal"
http://www.earthisland.org/journal/index.php/elist/eListRead/as_environmentalists_we_need_to_make_ananda_central_to_our_lives/
From the article: "The author Madeleine L’Engle often interwove ideas about science, religion, and the arts into her science fiction books for children. But there’s a lot in there that’s good for actual grown-ups, too. In particular, she addressed a major theme in Hinduism, the idea of “ananda,” which she, most gracefully translates from the Sanskrit as: “Ananda: the joy without which the universe would cease to exist.”
From the article: "The author Madeleine L’Engle often interwove ideas about science, religion, and the arts into her science fiction books for children. But there’s a lot in there that’s good for actual grown-ups, too. In particular, she addressed a major theme in Hinduism, the idea of “ananda,” which she, most gracefully translates from the Sanskrit as: “Ananda: the joy without which the universe would cease to exist.”
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