There’s beauty in decay happening everywhere, all at once
Things falling apart. It sounds bad. But one Chicago professor says death and decay produce a lot of positives.
From plants and critters dying to the passing of our loved ones, death and decay is all around us.
Reset talks about how we benefit from death and decay and why we might even consider them beautiful.
GUEST: Liam Heneghan, professor of Environmental Science and Studies at DePaul University
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There’s beauty in decay happening everywhere, all at once
Things falling apart. It sounds bad. But one Chicago professor says death and decay produce a lot of positives.
From plants and critters dying to the passing of our loved ones, death and decay is all around us.
Reset talks about how we benefit from death and decay and why we might even consider them beautiful.
GUEST: Liam Heneghan, professor of Environmental Science and Studies at DePaul University