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MAHB Newsletter: Activism 2020
We invite you to join the MAHB in thinking about what Activism in 2020 looks like. […]
Coronavirus: Facts and Fears
Joined by health experts, Dr. Anna Harte (Medical Director of University Health Services), Dr. Nicholas Jewell (Professor of Biostatistics at […]
Global Change and Human Susceptibility to Disease
Although the loss of good health is inherently unpredictable, human behavior at the individual and societal levels […]
COVID-19 Crisis Webinar with Nafeez Ahmed, April 1st
The Omega Collaborative invites all MAHB members to join a webinar with Dr. Nafeez Ahmed on Wednesday […]
What The World’s Happiest Country Can Teach Us About Surviving The Coronavirus Crisis
The timing of the annual World Happiness Report may seem unfortunate ― it launched today, as the […]
How To Be A Climate Activist During The Coronavirus Pandemic
The fight against climate change isn’t going away; it’s going online. April was supposed to be a […]
Are we listening? Or still not listening?
Leo E. OsborneHere we are… all 8 billion of us… together. Mother Earth has told each of her children […]
An Overview of the Systemic Implications of the Coronavirus
With the exception of some public talks, I’ve largely been quiet the last five years on social […]
Coronavirus, synchronous failure and the global phase-shift
A systems analysis uncovering the light at the end of the tunnel. Five years ago, the Commission […]
This is how America and Britain are maximising coronavirus deaths
If you search on the web for the term ‘coronavirus bloodbath’ (which I did after I noticed […]
March MAHB Conversation
The MAHB will be hosting its next MAHB Conversation on Friday March 27th 11:30am-12:30pm pacific time. Join us […]
Call to Action for the US Transition Movement
We are living in a Transition Moment. To those of us who are resilience-minded, this shock to […]
Telehackathons, Bacteria, and Poverty: A Homeostatic Argument for Collaboration
Ajay DaveAccording to the UN, just .7% of the global gross national product (GNP) is all it would […]
Destruction of habitat and loss of biodiversity are creating the perfect conditions for diseases like COVID-19 to emerge
As habitat and biodiversity loss increase globally, the novel coronavirus outbreak may be just the beginning of […]
May Be, or The Luck of the Virus
This article is republished from Medium, and written by Erik Assadourian; an early and supportive member of […]
COVID-19 from different perspectives
Dr. Richie Davidson comments about the COVID situation and how we can look at it through a […]
Who’s to blame?
The Covid-19 blame game is as out of control as the virus. This was as inevitable as […]
From Our Members: A Necessary Element in the Solution of Our Existential Problems.
I would like to share an ancient wisdom story still told by the indigenous peoples of North […]
The Epidemiological Environment: Concern and Disappointment
In addition to great concern over the COVID-19 pandemic, my own reaction to the present situation includes […]
Climate campaigners win Heathrow expansion case
Controversial plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport have been thrown into doubt after a court […]
How peer pressure can help stop climate change
Buying solar panels and electric cars influences others. That dynamic can help stop climate change. Read the […]
The Coronavirus in Oregon
This is a true emergency. It is imperative that we move beyond a public health response (as […]
The Coronavirus Is Here to Stay, So What Happens Next?
There may be two to four more rounds of social distancing before this is over. Here’s what […]
Do You Have #Covid-19 Questions? We Have Answers: Ask a Scientist Launches
Today, the Federation of American Scientists, the Governance Lab at New York University Tandon School of Engineering, and the State of […]