Eco-Poetry
- Emily Bilman
- May 15
- 1 min read
I define eco-poetry as poetry written on the pressing
issues of ecology that our world faces within the context
not only of warmer climate but, mist important of all,
the dangerous products, infrastructures, and extraction
methods used to exploit ecologically fragile self-sufficient
eco-systems like river basins, mineral mines like uranium,
lithium, hydrogen, etc which by being rarified would,
ultimately, change our planet's topography - not to mention
the destruction of the animal, bird, and wildlife niches
and the disruption of their specific life-styles. What
are the solutions to these destructive practices? I think
one word offers a global solution to all the local eco-
problems that we face today and that is r e g u l a t i o n
tht can be brought about by geographers, ecologists,
engineers, zoologists, biologists, geologists, and eco-lawyers
both logistically and legislatively. Se m i o s i s invented
by the philosopher Charles Sanders Peirce is an important
method that enables us to understand animal language
through the signs they give us in order to regulate
and manage their environments that would be beneficial
both for them and for us humans in a transient and
already depleted planet. E.B.
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