Kim Bostwick
Discover Your Place of Power
Struggling with the Questions, Looking for Answers Back when I was in my crisis stage I was stuck asking myself what I could do. What...
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Deep Thinking about Ourselves and Climate Change
The science of Climate Change is clear; it is real, it is serious, and it is bad. We must act fast. We actually know the kinds of things we must do in order to minimize, reduce, or even reverse, Climate Change. What is not clear is how to get there from here. How do we get the best solutions in place as quickly as possible? It is also not clear what, if anything, we as individuals can do. How do we find the space in our everyday lives to engage with solving Climate Change in a way that feels—and is—meaningful? I believe the second question is the answer to the first; we need to engage deeply as individuals to maximize our efforts at mitigating Climate Change. Through this Blog I explore the personal side of dealing with Climate Change, from how to feel and engage, to how to mitigate it and empower others to join in the cause.
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Not Me, Not This, Not Now: the Other Faces of Climate Change Denial.
I want to go back to the results of my informal surveys at the Lab of Ornithology. I had verified that we all agree Climate Change is...
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Mid-life Crisis Part 2: The Resolution
Four years after Nolan was born, Natalie was born. I was surprised by the pure happiness I felt when I learned we were going to have...
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Martin Luther King Jr.
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