Madeleine Fulton

Ethnobotany; cultivating a holistic perspective on the health of the planet

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

@AjaSaysHello @RealHotTake I loved this episode! Thank you so much for the wisdom you share. I'm wondering if you could give some guidance on how best to recycle damaged or old/off-trend/undesirable clothing, so that it doesn't end up leaching chemicals into the earth for hundreds of years? Thanks again!

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

Meet the People Getting Paid to Kill Our Planet https://t.co/2c66fpcq8J

[Scott Stringer @scottmstringer]

Last night, I participated in a third mayoral debate and once again, the candidates didn’t get a chance to address climate change.

New Yorkers deserve to understand each candidate’s climate action plan as they head to the polls. We need a climate debate.

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

An Urgent Plea to Users of Psychedelics: Let’s Consider a More Ethical Menu of Plants and Compounds https://t.co/iji40QISxh

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

I've joined the @RnfrstAlliance 30-Day #FollowTheFrog Sustainability Challenge. Join me to keep forests standing: https://t.co/z3fXlZLtv2

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

What can make an ordinary person more ecologically conscious? https://t.co/2ERXaVOeKV

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

Every Place Under Threat: a beautifully-done visual tour of the damage being done in the Amazon - damage that has disastrous global impacts https://t.co/MV1Z64jDoK

[Rainforest Alliance @RnfrstAlliance]

Though our work—and our hearts—are focused on tropical forests and rural landscapes, we can’t help imagining a more #sustainable future for urban jungles as well.

Learn more: https://t.co/3zgkcnsdsf

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

"There is a strong economic case for the world subsidizing the protection of the Amazon."

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

"We don’t need moral arguments because the economic arguments are so overwhelmingly persuasive...[clearing Amazon forest for raising cattle] is the absolute definition of a market failure." https://t.co/WxXPqUu7zX via @freakonomics

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

How is is that "indigenous people remain nonvoting “observers” of the negotiations surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change"? https://t.co/qGGwF5bC5s

[Amazon Conservation Team @AmazonTeamOrg]

In honor of #IndigenousPeoplesDay, read how our indigenous partner communities in Suriname are utilizing traditional plant medicine in the face of COVID-19. https://t.co/6OoSsI9Wkk #IndigenousPeoplesDay https://t.co/BmAiTOFnSX

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

We Know How to Stop the Fires https://t.co/qGGwF5bC5s

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

Many Rivers, Too Many Dams: "Treating Amazonia as a sacrifice zone for resource extraction is unjust and unnecessary. The human and environmental costs are too high." https://t.co/nYXow9CTvr

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

Amazon 4.0. How to Reinvent the Rainforest (But currently, "We are on path to destroying the Amazon. Turning it into a savanna would get us closer to an uninhabitable Earth.") https://t.co/uySO56heZn

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

"Flowers cannot sprout from flames." Three Poets on the Amazon: https://t.co/NgW9PLzExq

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

"The Amazon Was Sick. Now It’s Sicker." This is so important: https://t.co/sAQhmwsI2A

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

Bolsonaro...has dismantled environmental-protection laws, replaced dozens of Environment Ministry officials with political cronies, and drastically cut the budget for law enforcement in the jungle, reported by Heriberto Araújo and @melissakchan: https://t.co/Ddh4QUlIQj

[Skoll Foundation @SkollFoundation]

.@AmazonTeamOrg President @DocMarkPlotkin joins @tferriss on his eponymous podcast to discuss the Amazon's healing plants and his work with tribal leaders to protect 80 million areas of rainforest. Listen here: https://t.co/u6K4YTbLj7

[Madeleine Fulton @Mfulton531]

Captain Chain Saw, have you any conscience? https://t.co/1gboPRZU8x