Greg Harman is a founder/co-editor at Deceleration.news, an online journal based in San Antonio, Texas, that responds to our shared ecological, political, and cultural crises. His work has appeared in numerous outlets, such as The Guardian and Indian Country Today. He specializes in topics such as environmental justice, climate change, and biodiversity.
WILD12: Humanity Must Choose a New Path to Avoid Rapid Ecological Breakdown, Lakota Spiritual Leader Says
RAPID CITY, S.D.—Humanity stands at a crossroads and must come together to realize dramatically different and supportive relationships with one another, the Earth, and all life on the planet, if we are to surmount cascading ecological and social crises now underway. That was the message of Arvol Looking Horse, the spiritual leader of the Lakota, […]
Migration surge tied to a climate crisis Gov. Greg Abbott helped create
$4 Billion Operation Lone Star border security program designed to obscure Texas Governor culpability. By Greg Harman for Deceleration News. These weeks, I’m hearing people around me say it looks like the sun is getting closer to Haiti, the heat is unbearable. Yet, we know that the sun stays in its place, it is shade […]
The Sacred & The Law in San Antonio, Texas
Indigenous Claims on Trial in Brackenridge Park Lawsuit
Author’s note: Earlier this month, U.S. District Judge Fred Biery ruled that members of the Lipan-Apache “Hoosh Chetzel” Native American Church would be allowed space to worship at a sacred site in the headwaters of the San Antonio River within a city-owned park. However, in his preliminary ruling, he wrote that they were to be […]