Charles Eisenstein is at the forefront of the regenerative movement. His writings strike at the heart of who we are as a civilization, and they so poetically yet critically examine our relationship to culture, story, place, ecology, and politics.

Water is a major issue right now as hundreds of millions of people across the world are facing drought. In the US alone we use trillions of gallons a year to water our lawns. We channel rainwater into the sewer, and use clean drinking water to flush our toilets.

It’s a sad view that to “save” the earth, we need to eliminate ourselves. There is another viewpoint, however, that we highly recommend you look into. That is from author and botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer.