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Kevin Parker

Kevin Parker is a long-term activist working on behalf of Gaia, peace and justice

Greenpeace: Microplastics in Geneva Air

Press Release 11th August, 2025 - Geneva, Switzerland — A new Greenpeace International investigation confirms that airborne microplastics are present in the urban air...

The Science and Soul of Meditation

A personal reflection on my meditation practice and experience in relation to the insights of neuroscience- no claim to expertise, as still struggling to...

The Ocean Floor Under Siege: An Investigation into the Global Deep Sea Trawling Industry

I recall watching Attenborough's 'The World About Us' series on a black and white TV as a child back in the late 1960's, he...

The Prismatic Covenant: The Enduring Symbolism of the Rainbow

Part I: The Phenomenon and the Mythic Imagination An Arch of Light and Wonder Few natural phenomena have so universally captivated the human imagination as the...

The Four Pillars of Truth: Forging Authoritative Evidence in AI Ethics

Introduction: The Crisis of Authority in an Age of Intelligent Machines The rapid ascent of artificial intelligence has precipitated a crisis of authority in public...

Contested Authority: How Evidence Shapes AI Ethics Debates

The question of what constitutes authoritative evidence in AI ethics has become one of the most consequential debates shaping technology governance today. As artificial...

Poaching of African rhinos down but other threats drive lose

Press Release Gland, Switzerland, 7 August 2025 (IUCN) – Poaching of African rhinos has decreased since 2021, but the gains have been offset by other...

China’s Cultural Tapestry: Five Millennia of Global Contributions

In the heart of Beijing's Forbidden City, where vermillion walls once separated emperor from subject, tourists from every continent now photograph the same architectural...

Remembering Hiroshima: 80 Years On

Today marks eighty years since the atomic bomb fell on Hiroshima. As I write this on August 6, 2025, I cannot help but reflect...

Let there be peace in the world

I have been a peace activist since my early teens, over 50 years now, probably haven't tried hard enough it seems! I am publishing...

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The Algorithm Will See You Now: Your Doctor’s AI Assistant Can’t Read Handwriting But Might Save Your Life

The first drug ever discovered entirely by artificial intelligence is working its way through human trials as I write this (November, 2025), a molecule dreamed up by silicon that may soon flow through human veins. Its name is rentosertib—a word that sounds like something out of a...

The Life and Legacy of Martin Luther King

Martin Luther-King was a profound influence on my peace activism and I still stand in-awe of his courage, his faith, vision and passion. A blessing on this most extraordinary human. I believe that I got into two jobs, one as State Co-Ordinator of People For Nuclear Disarmament...

Labor–Greens Deal: A New Era for Australia’s Environment Laws

CANBERRA — For a quarter of a century, the silence of the Australian bush—broken only by the crash of falling timber and the quiet disappearance of species—was matched by a deafness in the halls of Parliament. The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC), a legislative...

Nature Positive November 2025: Inside Australia’s Historic Environmental Law Overhaul

Executive Summary In November 2025, the Australian Parliament enacted a transformative suite of environmental legislation, fundamentally reshaping the Commonwealth’s approach to biodiversity conservation, project assessment, and regulatory enforcement. This report provides an analysis of the Environment Protection Reform Bill 2025, the National Environment Protection Agency Bill 2025, and...

Artificial Intelligence: Prospects, Progress, and Perils by 2035

Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) stands at a pivotal juncture, poised for a decade of unprecedented evolution. This report reflects on AI's projected trajectory by 2035, exploring the profound roles and functions it is anticipated to fulfill across industries, from augmenting human capabilities in the workforce and revolutionizing healthcare...

Slow Living: Temporal Resistance in an Accelerated Age

Slow living resists speed-driven society, blending sustainability, urban design, and mindfulness to reclaim time, balance, and ecological harmony.

The Silent General: The Algorithm of War and the Need for Boundaries

AI warfare: autonomous weapons, cyber attacks, and algorithmic targeting transform modern conflict. What moral boundaries must we establish before war becomes fully automated?

Amazonia and South American Wilderness

1. Historical Baseline Pre-1750 Wilderness Extent South America contained 1.7 billion acres of wilderness in 1500—95% of the continent's land area.¹ The Amazon basin alone encompassed 1.4 billion acres of continuous rainforest, Earth's most biodiverse terrestrial ecosystem. This was not pristine wilderness but a cultural landscape shaped by...

Montessori Education: History, Philosophy, and Current Status

When Revolutionary Observation Transforms Pedagogy In January 1907, something extraordinary unfolded in Rome's impoverished San Lorenzo district—a physician's experimental classroom for sixty slum children would revolutionize global education. Within months, these economically disadvantaged five-year-olds were reading, writing, and demonstrating sustained concentration that drew international visitors. By 2022, this...

North America Wilderness: From Tundra to Desert

1. Historical Baseline Pre-1750 Wilderness Extent North America contained 3.9 billion acres of wilderness when Europeans first arrived—98% of the continent's land area.¹ From Arctic tundra to Sonoran desert, from Atlantic forests to Pacific rainforests, the continent supported Earth's most diverse temperate ecosystems. This wasn't empty wilderness but homeland...

The Enduring Majesty: Exploring the World of Birds

Listen to our five-minute summary of the article below before you fly-in! Birds, with their vibrant plumage, melodious songs, and breathtaking aerial acrobatics, have captivated human imagination across millennia. From the smallest hummingbirds to the towering ostriches, these feathered marvels inhabit nearly every corner of our planet, showcasing...

The Deceptive Bite: Unmasking Ultra-Processed Foods

The Quiet Takeover of the Global Diet The modern global diet is undergoing a quiet, pervasive transformation, one driven not by nutritional science or consumer need, but by engineered profitability. Public attention, recently highlighted by media reports concerning the dangers of processed foods, is beginning to align with...
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