Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Groundlessness as a Foundation
There’s a passage from Pema Chodron, the renowned Buddhist nun, that I recently came across in Tricycle, and I wanted
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: What’s Wrong With This Picture?
Pictured Above: Beeple’s “Everydays – The First 5000 Days,” a piece of crypto-art which sold for a record $69 million
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Gardenwise: Make a Home for Nature’s Web
Pictured Above: A Canadian owlet caterpillar. Are you overwhelmed by the problems facing the planet and unsure where to start
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Climate Local Now: Consider the Oyster & Save What’s Left
by Mary Morgan Gazing across the bay, it looks so pure, pristine and you may think that all is well,
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Bridging the Great Divide
I’m probably not alone in thinking that one of the more disturbing aspects of this most recent presidential election wasn’t
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Spring Gardening School Focuses on Sustainability
Pictured Above: Spring Gardening School Keynote Speaker Doug Tallamy | Rob Cardillo photo Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County’s annual
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Who We Are
By Dave Davis To say that we are living in interesting times just might be the understatement of the century.
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Climate Local Now: Start With Water
By Mark Haubner You may look around the East End and think water, water everywhere. And you may think water
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Effective Altruism — To Live Is To Give
One thing that this current pandemic has reminded us (often with alarmingly high numbers), is that there is no shortage
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: An Alternative Choice
With the recent elections having come and gone, it has become rather obvious that we as a country, in our
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Composer’s Notes: And Now We Are Here
Well. Now we are here. What does it mean and where do we go? We are still in the grip
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