The Theoretical Individual
Imagination, Ethics and the Future of Humanity From the publisher: How can the one influence the many? […]
Bee –An Endangered Species
Gioietta Kuo presents the devastating reduction of bee populations around the world, considering the implications and drivers […]
Switzerland, where are your two extra planets?
One year ago Swiss voters weighed in on a green economy ballot initiative, which ultimately did not […]
Move Upstream: A Call to Solve Overpopulation
Karen I. Shragg urges social and environmental activists to turn their attention and actions upstream: “Working on […]
State of the World 2017 | EarthEd: Rethinking education on a changing planet
In its State of the World 2017 publication, The Worldwatch Institute turns its attention to how education systems […]
Is it worth trying to “reframe” climate change? Probably not.
Spurring technological innovation. Reducing local air pollution. Improving national security. Meeting a religious or moral imperative. Climate […]
Average people can make a difference on global challenges, says researcher
Caroline Newman with UVA Today sat down with Thomas Batemen to discuss the recent article Batemen published […]
Food security requires a new revolution
In their 2015 article, Paul R. Ehrlich and John Harte reflect on the challenge of feeding the […]
These JeffCo Students Are Learning About Climate Change By Taking On ‘The Sixth Extinction’
Jenny Brundin with Colorado Public Radio reports on a high school class’s exploration of climate change, rapid […]
The Rise of an Ecomissionary Philosophical Movement
“Nearly a half century after Dana Meadows, Edward Goldsmith, Paul Ehrlich, and other environmental prophets first warned […]
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