The verdict
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) worth it?
Yes — The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) is one of the stronger picks we track in books & media. It holds 2 verified certifications (FSC Certified, 1% for the Planet). Priced in the $ band.
- Cruelty-freeUnverified
- VeganUnverified
- Plastic-free packagingUnverified
- Recyclable / compostableYes
- Palm-oil safeUnverified
- Certified organicUnverified
- Fair labourUnverified
Resurgence & Ecologist
The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue)
Ethics Score
Composite of certifications, ingredient analysis, and sustainability practices.
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Customer Rating
Best for
Activists, students of ecology, and those looking for deep-dive environmental journalism.
AI Ethics Review
A flagship publication for the global environmental movement, operating as an educational charity focused on social and ecological justice.
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Claim-by-claim check
The questions shoppers ask most about The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue), answered from certifications, tags and sourcing notes on file.
- Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) cruelty-free?
- Unverified — no third-party cruelty-free certification is recorded for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) in our database.
- Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) vegan?
- Unverified — The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) has no certified vegan claim on file; check the ingredient notes below.
- Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) plastic-free?
- Unverified — we have no plastic-free packaging claim on record for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
- Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) recyclable or compostable?
- Yes — The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) is described as recyclable, refillable, compostable or biodegradable.
- Does The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) avoid problem palm oil?
- Unverified — no palm-oil policy is recorded for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
- Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) certified organic?
- Unverified — no organic certification is on file for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
- Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) fairly made?
- Unverified — no independent labour standard is recorded for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
Ethics Breakdown
Each pillar is independently scored from public certifications, ingredient/material sourcing, and brand disclosures, then averaged into the composite Ethics Score above.
How it compares in Books & Media
Benchmarked against 3 other published products in the same category.
0%
of compared products score lower
-5
points vs the category average
2
verified certifications on file
In-Depth Review
A Voice for the Earth
Resurgence & Ecologist is the world's leading progressive environmental magazine. Published by The Resurgence Trust, an educational charity, this publication serves as a global forum for ecological ideas, sustainable living, and social justice. Each issue features an array of thought leaders, from activists to visionary artists, all contributing to a narrative of hope and systemic change.
Charitable Foundations
Unlike corporate-owned media, Resurgence is sustained by a community of members and donors. Profits are reinvested directly into environmental education and community outreach programs. Their editorial independence allows them to tackle difficult subjects like corporate accountability and degrowth without the fear of advertiser backlash.
- Focus on spiritual and social dimensions of ecology.
- Platform for BIPOC and marginalized environmental activists.
- Zero advertising from extractive industries.
| Frequency | Bi-monthly |
|---|---|
| Editor | Susan Clark |
| Organization | The Resurgence Trust |
"We must recognize that there is no social justice without environmental justice, and no environmental justice without social justice."
Subscribing to this magazine directly funds the trust's educational efforts, including the Satish Kumar scholarship fund for environmental studies.
Pros
- ✓Completely ad-free editorial content
- ✓Supports environmental education charities
- ✓Printed on 100% recycled paper
Cons
- ✗International shipping for print copies can be high
- ✗Very niche content may be too academic for some
Key Facts
- Brand
- Resurgence & Ecologist
- Category
- Books & Media
- Ethics Score
- 92/100
- Price Range
- $ (≈ $12)
- Avg Rating
- 4.7/5 (850 reviews)
- Focus
- Deep Ecology & Arts
- Pages
- 80 pages
- Paper
- Recycled / Uncoated
- Format
- Print Magazine / Digital
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Frequency
- 6 issues per year
- Certifications
- FSC Certified, 1% for the Planet
🌱 Sustainability
The magazine uses compostable wrappers for mailing and has a fully digital option to eliminate physical shipping footprints.
🧪 Ingredients & Materials
Printed on 100% recycled paper using vegetable inks in a carbon-neutral facility.
Price & where to buy
Typically around $12 — prices change often, so check the live listing.
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What Reviewers Say
"The best magazine for anyone who cares about the soul and the soil."
"Refreshing to read a magazine that isn't trying to sell me something."
"High quality photography and deep, meaningful articles."
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) by Resurgence & Ecologist ethically made?+
Yes. The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) earns an EthiCompare ethics score of 92/100, backed by third-party certifications including FSC Certified, 1% for the Planet. A flagship publication for the global environmental movement, operating as an educational charity focused on social and ecological justice.
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) worth buying?+
The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) scores 92/100 on our ethics rating. That puts it in the upper band of the products we track, so it is a defensible buy on ethics grounds.
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) cruelty-free?+
We have not verified a third-party cruelty-free certification for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue). See our Resurgence & Ecologist verdict page for the brand's full animal-testing position.
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) vegan?+
The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) does not carry a certified vegan claim in our database. Check the ingredient notes above and the brand's own disclosure before buying.
What are the best alternatives to The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue)?+
We list higher-scoring books & media products from other brands on this page, and a full set of ethical alternatives to Resurgence & Ecologist on its alternatives page.
What certifications does The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) hold?+
The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) holds the following certifications: FSC Certified, 1% for the Planet. These independent verifications cover sourcing, animal welfare, environmental impact, and ingredient safety.
How sustainable is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue)?+
The magazine uses compostable wrappers for mailing and has a fully digital option to eliminate physical shipping footprints.
What are the key ingredients or materials in The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue)?+
Printed on 100% recycled paper using vegetable inks in a carbon-neutral facility.
How much does The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) cost?+
The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) is priced in the $ range for books & media. Visit the retailer links above for current pricing.
Where can I buy The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue)?+
The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) is available from the brand's official website and major retailers. The product page above lists every verified retailer we track.
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) plastic-free?+
Unverified — we have no plastic-free packaging claim on record for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) recyclable or compostable?+
Yes — The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) is described as recyclable, refillable, compostable or biodegradable.
Does The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) avoid problem palm oil?+
Unverified — no palm-oil policy is recorded for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) certified organic?+
Unverified — no organic certification is on file for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
Is The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue) fairly made?+
Unverified — no independent labour standard is recorded for The Ecology of Care (Magazine/Special Issue).
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