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Co-Editor
Associate, The Cadmus Group, Inc. 
Brent Ranalli is an environmental policy consultant and an independent scholar with wide-ranging interests. He studied history at Harvard and environmental policy at the
As a writer and speaker, Brent Ranalli’s offerings span environment, economics, history, religion, and ethics. An account of his travels in Eastern Europe, exploring ecovillages and examining prospects for rural development in the region, was published as “Hungary for Organics” in News from Below. Other writings, including an exploration of parallels between the
Mr. Ranalli is a contributor to the forthcoming U.S. Government and the Environment: A Reference Encyclopedia (ABC-CLIO). He delivered a talk on Thoreau, the Environment, and the American Indian at the Thoreau Society’s 2010 annual meeting, and is scheduled to speak on topics in history of science and religion at upcoming meetings of the Canadian Jacques Maritain Association and the American Historical Association. He is a founding member of the Massachusetts Academy of Science.
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