Building on the history of ecosystems and radioecology discussed throughout this book, this chapter employs feedback loops to reflect on the future of ecological inquiry. Feedback loops can help us understand how knowledge problems of ecosystems are reflexive in ecology. These feedback loops compel us toward alternative ways of thinking about rhetoric and ecology that center environmental justice. Building from examples from the DWELL Lab, this coda emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary, land-based, and justice-oriented approaches to environmental inquiry.