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Visions of a Post-Oil Civilization

Richard O. Durrenberg

Since the beginning of humans on Earth, when cave dwellers first moved into the neighborhood and painted […]

A new sustainability initiative of the Swiss People’s Party

Roland Schmutz

This blog was originally published at The Overpopulation Project on February 20, 2024 While population growth lies […]

Shining a Light on Healthcare Challenges in Rural India

Javaid Iqbal

The remote and picturesque region of rural Ladakh frequently faces power outages that severely disrupt the delivery […]

Overpopulation in Developing Countries: What’s the Best Method to Reduce Unintended Pregnancies?

Simran Thomas

“Nearly half of all pregnancies are unintended”– United Nations Population Fund 140 million people are born every […]

Governments and Other Institutions That Kill Their Innocent Citizens Become Illegitimate

Carter Dillard

A previous version of this blog was published at FSM on January 17, 2024 Why Is the […]

The Color of Earth Care – A MAHB Dialogue with Angelou Ezeilo, Author of Engage, Connect, Protect

Geoffrey Holland

Geoff Holland – Your book, Engage, Connect, Protect offers a powerful message to young people of color. […]

Freedom of thought is being threatened by states, big tech and even ourselves. Here’s what we can do to protect it.

Simon McCarthy-Jones

This blog  was originally published on The Conversation on January 8, 2024 The idea of free speech […]

Change Work, Change the World

Joseph McCullagh

In scientific article after article, newspapers and magazine stories, books, documentaries, and with our own naked eyes, […]

The Urgent Need for Shared Commitment and an Earth System Treaty

Geoffrey Holland

The original article was published at Pearls and Irritations on December 19, 2023 Recently, on American television, […]

Correcting Our Planetary-Scale Human Dysfunction – A MAHB Dialogue with Jennifer Jacquet, Author, Is Shame Necessary?

Geoffrey Holland

“We’re more connected today than ever before, through our commercial markets, politics, international agreements, and our communications […]

Inaction is Not an Option

Maddalena Bearzi

This article has been modified from the chapter Apocalypse Now published in the book Stranded: Finding Nature […]

Art, Feminism, and Cultural Renaissance–A MAHB Dialogue with Katy Deepwell, Feminist Art Critic and Art Historian

Geoffrey Holland

“I see feminist art as a series of conjunctive, slightly disconnected, often disjointed attempts to do many […]

Sustainable Menstruation: Promoting Better Menstrual Health and a Greener Future

Tafadzwa Ashely Gore

Background The issue of period poverty in Zimbabwe, Africa is a pressing and complex matter that has […]

Ghost in the Console

Aleksandra Wolska

On video games, the climate crisis, and the ecology of fragmentation Animals are divided into (a) belonging […]

The Power of the Long View—Contribution to the GTI Forum Big History and Great Transition

Joseph Voros

The original blog was published at The Great Transition Initiative on May 23, 2023 I have had […]

The Shaky State of Life on Earth, What Has Gone Wrong, and What We Can Do to Correct Our Course

Geoffrey Holland

The original article was published at Daily Clout on August 31, 2023 Geoffrey Holland interviews Joan Diamond […]

The Cost-Effectiveness of Carbon Dioxide Removal Methods

Peter Fiekowsky and Carole Douglis

Costs determine scalability and vary by a factor of 30,000    What is Carbon-Dioxide Removal For? One […]

A Case for Limiting Total Food Production for Human Consumption

Salmony, Steve Earl

The original blog was published at Mother Pelican in January 2023 Few experts in population biology, related […]