This issue is grounded in the understanding that climate change is inextricably intertwined with systems of colonialism, exploitation, and genocide. If we are to truly move towards a (re)generative way of living, we know that a full transformation will be necessary.

• Between Bodies, Between Lands
  Aiko Fukuchi 9
• Faulty Indictment in a Man-Made Era
  Ariel Kroon 12
• Birdwatching
  Amelia Diehl 14
• Hearts Ablaze
  Liz Charlotte Grant 17
• When Mother Earth has had Enough
  Karen Limbert Rempel 18
• Water: Our First Medicine
  Randy Woodley 19
• Four Necessity Valve Turners
  Brenna Cussen Anglada 22
• Principles of Environmental Justice 24
• Climate Change with the Friz
  Liuan Huska 26
• War in the Anthropocene: A Story from the Mekong
  Sarah and Jonathan Nahar 27
• The Zeitgeist of Grief
  Lane Patriquin 31
• #BadIdeasforGood 33
• EcoFaith Recovery and the Practices for Awakening Leadership
  Solveig Nilsen-Goodin 35
• Water is a Water Right
  James Perkinson 38
• Watershed Eucharist
  Laurel Dykstra 40
• Antidote to Despair
  Meghan Mast 41
• A New Afrikan Speaks on Climate
  Will See 43
• Fermenting Transformation
  Lara Therrien Boulos 48
• An Ode to Our Coming Destruction
  Dan MacKenzie 51
• Regulars
• Editorial
  Lydia Wylie-Kellermann 6
• Masthead 56
• Letters 56
• Upcoming Issues 58
• Poetry
• Canadian Corrections
  Veronica Gaylie 15
• September Melon, Seismic Testing
  Julia Spicher Kasdorf 29
• Sections
• Elderword
  Rose Berger 8
• Book Review
  Sarah Holst 34
• Film Review 47
• Further Reading 54
• Notes from Northern Turtle Island 59
• Feministry
  Bre Woligrowski 60
• Sexual Abuse Recognized
• Gender-Neutral Language
• Tubman Twenty
• Christian Peacemaker Teams
  Kathy Kern 61
• Lesvos Team
• Columbia Team
• Catholic Worker
  Cait DeMott Grady 62
• The Peter De Mott Peace Trot
• Ohio River Valley Catholic Worker Gather
• Kings Bay Ploughshares Seven Update