The notion of sacred land probably spun out of a recognition of beauty.
Are You Breaking Cultural Glass?
Not least because the bank’s lending seems to contradict its own energy policy – announced in late 2022 – which contains a bold pledge to end funding for new oil and gas fields.
Not least because the bank’s lending seems to contradict its own energy policy – announced in late 2022 – which contains a bold pledge to end funding for new oil and gas fields.
What Do Faculty Owe Future Generations?
Most undergraduate students today are from Gen Z, and they will soon make up an increasing number of graduate students, too.
Most undergraduate students today are from Gen Z, and they will soon make up an increasing number of graduate students, too.
How Can We Better Connect to Make a Difference?
This felt like a signal from the universe. A wake-up call – weirdest birthday present ever.
This felt like a signal from the universe. A wake-up call – weirdest birthday present ever.
Why Small Farming Is Essential for Creating a Sustainable Future
But criticisms must be addressed—the compromises with the status quo, the low prestige, and the toil associated with an agrarian life, as well as the global flight from the land.
But criticisms must be addressed—the compromises with the status quo, the low prestige, and the toil associated with an agrarian life, as well as the global flight from the land.
Human ‘Behavioural Crisis’ at Root of Climate Breakdown, Say Scientists
Most climate “solutions” proposed so far only tackle symptoms rather than the root cause of the crisis.
Most climate “solutions” proposed so far only tackle symptoms rather than the root cause of the crisis.
Invisible No More: Voices From Native America [Excerpt]
What Indigenous peoples know about fire.
What Indigenous peoples know about fire.
Ending the Beginning?: ‘The End We Start From’ Brings the Climate Fightback Alive
"The end we start from" takes places in a near-future in which London is submerged by a vast deluge, closely following a long drought.
The end we start from takes places in a near-future in which London is submerged by a vast deluge, closely following a long drought.
Microcosm of Transition
One week ago my husband and I bought our first dairy cow.
One week ago my husband and I bought our first dairy cow.
Antarctica’s Looming Threat
Hundreds of scientists journey to Antarctica each year to work in the continent’s 77 research stations, used by some 30 countries.
Hundreds of scientists journey to Antarctica each year to work in the continent’s 77 research stations, used by some 30 countries.
Global Energy Transition: Mining Waste Management
Mine waste has been called the single largest waste problem on the planet, but that estimate included coal.
Mine waste has been called the single largest waste problem on the planet, but that estimate included coal.
Chocolate and Sovereignty: A Journey Into Terra Vista
I take part in the extensive global club of chocolate enthusiasts.
I take part in the extensive global club of chocolate enthusiasts.
How California’s Farmers and Ranchers Could Lead the Way to Climate Resilience
“Farmers and ranchers—with policies and funding that help them take risks and try new approaches—can make the transition to climate resilience,” says Renata Brillinger.
“Farmers and ranchers—with policies and funding that help them take risks and try new approaches—can make the transition to climate resilience,” says Renata Brillinger.
Ideas for Living Through the Great Unraveling
No one is immune from the great unraveling.
No one is immune from the great unraveling.
Re-Colonizing in the Name of Progress
No single project can be blamed for the inertia of the machine.
No single project can be blamed for the inertia of the machine.
Something Wicked This Way Comes
Wicked problems lack clarity and are subject to real-world constraints that prevent risk-free resolution. Climate change is a wicked problem.
Wicked problems lack clarity and are subject to real-world constraints that prevent risk-free resolution. Climate change is a wicked problem.