The Monthly Global Change Review #02
Top photo – “The Beach”, Acrylique sur toile (detail ) (2018) © Hadrien de Corneillan A monthly publication […]
The Epitome of Naked Idealism: The Rare and Endangered Life of Michael Tobias
The Epitome of Naked Idealism: The Rare and Endangered Life of Michael Tobias A Review of “The […]
The Animal Rights Conundrum for China
Several years ago, I discussed the situation of animal rights in China with Professor Peter J. Li […]
Letters to my daughters
How these letters came about In December 2019 I read about a novel coronavirus appearing in Wuhan, […]
The Monthly Global Change Review #01
Top photo – “Follow the leaders”, Berlin (Germany), 2011 © Isaac Cordal A monthly publication by Lyon […]
Securing our nuclear legacy: An open letter to President-elect Joe Biden
This article was re-printed with permission from The CT Mirror Dear President-elect Biden, As you noted in […]
Fundamental Questions: Is Green Hydrogen a Thing?
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Fundamental Questions: What is a Green Hydrogen Economy?
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Ecological Tragedy, Memory and the Birth of Hope- A special MAHB feature from Michael Charles Tobias
Ecological Tragedy, Memory and the Birth of Hope- A special MAHB feature from Michael Charles Tobias A […]
A Plan for the Nations- The Need for Two United Nations
Do you think mankind will ever be able to solve the existential problems it faces? If you […]
Sustainability 101: Indigenuity is not optional
The third video in visually rich 3-part “Post-doom (Collapse & Adaptation) Primer”: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list. This video, “SUSTAINABILITY 101: […]
Experts explain how your brain tricks you into taking risks during the pandemic
It was mid-February and Maria Konnikova — a psychologist, writer and champion poker player — was on […]
In their own words: Paul Ehrlich
When did you first know that you wanted to work in the life sciences? I can’t really […]
What if Local and Diverse Is Better Than Networked and Global?
Helena Norberg-Hodge has been arguing for localism since the 1970s, but the pandemic is making the Australian […]
Providing decent living with minimum energy: A global scenario
Highlights: Providing Decent Living with Minimum Energy: A Global Scenario. As ecological breakdown looms, the basic material […]
The Parched Sea – Part 1
The Parched Sea, by Upending in support of The Ocean Cleanup (4 minutes). Watch the video here: […]
What’s Next for Earth: Sunnyvale artist kicks off global dialogue
Sunnyvale artist Michele Guieu spurs dialogue on Stanford website. Long before the coronavirus pandemic hit, putting the […]
Population growth and climate change: environmental threat multipliers – a new publication from TOP
The Overpopulation Project is pleased to announce its most recent publication, “Population growth and climate change: Addressing […]
Comparing Corona virus responses in Florida and Australia: For the best results, follow the science
Responses to the corona virus are widely perceived as trade-offs between health and wealth. Political and business […]
Pure Math in the Post Doom University: Adrian (#20)
My obsession (and, fortunately, my work) is to consider and prepare for climate change impacts, not just […]
How the world is combating the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
Since the beginning of 2020 every aspect of our world has changed in an unrecognizable way. Over […]
Healing the Red-Blue Divide
An expert on conflict resolution offers a new perspective on the ideological tensions that he says are […]
Tomorrow
In 2012, “Nature” published a study led by more than 20 researchers from the top scientific institutions […]
Jane Goodall Interview: What It Means to Be Human
Jane Goodall’s early research studying chimpanzees helped shape the self-understanding of our species and recalled modern Western […]
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