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	<em>All this week, we&#39;ll be releasing excerpts from our <strong>Au Sable Graduate Fellows Conference with Wendell Berry</strong> this past January. The Conference title, <strong>&quot;For the Love of God&#39;s Earth,&quot;</strong> delved into a theme Berry has explored in his Jefferson Lecture and in his most recent collection of essays, &quot;It All Turns on Affection.&quot; As part of the Conference, the Au Sable Graduate Fellows, a community of 40 Christian graduate students across 10 major public research universities who are engaged in studies and research on the care of God&#39;s creation, had the opportunity to speak with Berry during a two hour Question &amp; Answer session.</em></p>
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	In these next two videos, Berry deals with how we should address big power and big issues. In the first video, he discusses how he thinks households and communities can begin to take back the power that has been delegated to corporations. In the second video, he offers his perspective on how we should think about and address big environmental issues.</p>
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	On Economies, Criticism, and Public Reform</h2>
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	On Addressing Big Environmental Issues</h2>
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	Previous Day Videos</h1>
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