HeyJaredEarth Charter Podcast: Turning Conscience Into Action
Hosted by Mirian Vilela, Earth Charter International’s Executive Director.This podcast seeks to generate some new insights and inspire informed action.
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Cormac Cullinan | Rights of Nature and the Earth Community (opens the original)
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What if the law did not see Nature simply as something we own, use, or protect, but recognized Earth as a living community with rights of its own? What would change if rivers, forests, ecosystems, and the living world were not merely objects of human concern, but subjects deserving respect and protection? In this conversation, with South African environmental lawyer and author, Cormac Cullinan, we explore the evolution and impact of the Rights of Nature movement, the significance of the 2010 Uni
Jessica den Outer | Exploring the Rights of Nature and the Earth Charter (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Earth Charter International Executive Director Mirian Vilela speaks with author, and Rights of Nature advocate Jessica den Outer about the movement’s evolution and its connection to the Earth Charter. Den Outer explains how recognizing rivers, forests, oceans, and other ecosystems as subjects of rights can help legal systems move beyond treating nature merely as property. Drawing on cases from New Zealand, Ecuador, Spain, India, and the Netherlands, she presents Rights of N
Michael A. Peters | A Conversation on the Handbook of Ecological Civilization and the Future of Education (opens the original)
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In this episode, Michael Peters discusses the concept of ecological civilization as a transformative response to today's planetary challenges. Drawing on more than twenty-five years of experience living and working in China, he reflects on the cultural and philosophical foundations that inspired the Handbook of Ecological Civilization , which he co-edited with leading Chinese scholars. The conversation explores how ecological civilization offers a framework for rethinking humanity's relationship
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