We Need to Talk!
Join the Post Carbon Institute in their upcoming webinar, We Need to Talk! Thursday October 10th 11am […]
Free Webinar: The role of indigenous communities in reducing climate change through sustainable land use practices
The climate crisis demands urgent action, yet we live in a politically polarized and paralyzed world. As […]
Myopia, GDP and other fertility drugs of the 21st Century
It is more important now than ever to talk about population. What will we do if we […]
What’s your favorite collapse movie? The MAHB wants your feedback!
What is your favorite collapse movie? Post-apocalypse..dystopian.. environmental…What films in these genres have resonated with you or […]
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT II
Wagner, DavidENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT II is a traveling museum exhibition, the purpose of which is 1.) to recognize, document, […]
Mentally Ill America
Paul R. EhrlichThis was originally published as a MAHB Blog in June, 2014. Well, America has had one more […]
Conflict, Culture, Technology and Democracy Webinar
Ashok PanikkarThe Demo Sapiens Webinar is designed to help participants place the current global crisis of democracy within the larger […]
The night sky and other lost places: Teaching sustainability and lifting fresh voices | MAHB Newsletter, June 2019
Life on Earth is largely organized by the rhythm of light and darkness. For billions of years, […]
Resources of the Spirit in the Race Against Climate Change
Wendy Petersen BoringWhat resources will we need to face the climate to come? In this interview, four climate activists […]
Blue Oceans Green Seas: The 1% Solutions, Part II
Boudreau, ThomasINTRODUCTION: GREENING THE OCEANS An earlier article argued that the “Iron Hypothesis” consisting of the appropriate Iron […]
Summary of Part II of the Silver Gun Hypothesis: The Entropy of Carbon
Delton ChenIntroduction Part I – Carbon is King Summary of Part II — The Entropy of Carbon Welcome to […]
When policymakers ignore science, children pay the price
Richard JacksonIt’s time to reject the myth that pouring harmful chemicals and particles into our air won’t destroy […]
Human Population Through Time
AMNH/L. MoustakerskiIt took 200,000 years for our human population to reach 1 billion—and only 200 years to reach […]
The Strategic Framing of Planetary Collapse
Joe BrewerThis article was originally published in Medium, on February 14, 2019. Thirteen years ago, I dropped […]
The Homeless; Another Glaring Example of a Rapidly Growing Population and the Profit-Motive’s Shortcomings. How Difficult is it to House the Homeless?
Mike HarrisonBe careful. I might criticize our glorious profit-motive system here, but what kind of economic system can’t […]
Surviving the 21st Century, A MAHB Dialogue with Science Journalist and Author Julian Cribb
Geoffrey Holland“Put simply, women don’t start wars. They don’t pillage the biosphere without regard to the future. They […]
Earth vs. The Amoeba
Hagens, NateEarth Day Talk, Stockholm Wisconsin, April 22, 2019 We have many narratives about our culture; -that we […]
Our Actions Create the Future: A Response to Jem Bendell
Lent, JeremyThe article was originally published in Patterns of Meaning on April 11, 2019 On April 10, Jem Bendell […]
What Will You Say to Your Grandchildren?
Lent, JeremyThis blog was originally published in Patterns of Meaning on April 4, 2019 Facing oncoming climate disaster, […]
Non-Human Primates on the Brink – A MAHB Dialogue with Behavioral Ecologist, Annette Lanjouw
Geoffrey HollandAnnette Lanjouw, Executive Director at the Arcus Foundation, is a highly regarded expert in great ape conservation. […]
The Triad of Furies Human- Overpopulation, Immigration and Reproductive Rights
João AbegãoThis is an abridged version. Read the full piece here. In ancient Greek mythology, the Erinyes, also […]
Paul Ehrlich and the world’s concern for the 6th mass extinction
We have heard from Paul Ehrlich in interviews, blogs, webinars and articles for many years on the threats to […]
It’s time for climate change communicators to listen to social science
This story was originally published by Undark David Wallace-Wells’ recent climate change essay in the New York Times, published as part of the […]
The thin green line: Scientists must do more to limit the toll of burgeoning infrastructure on nature and society
William LauranceThis blog was originally published in The Ecological Citizen Given its wide-ranging and transformative impacts, the global […]
Housing growth threatens biodiversity – are we ignoring fundamental causes?
Patrícia DérerThe blog was originally published by The Overpopulation Project, on February 15, 2019. The primary cause of […]
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