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Can our economy keep growing forever on a finite planet?

Among economic stress, affordability, and climate change dread, is smartphone use another factor in the downward trend in fertility rates?

In this post, I examine differences in economic behaviour by comparing two types of periods: those with low energy affordability and those with high energy affordability.

Donald Trump’s America is undoubtedly going to give imperial decline new meaning, while just one major power seems to be on top (so to speak) of the situation in any way whatsoever. And that power is, of course, China.

I started painting endangered species the way I once painted saints and angels. Each painting became a kind of prayer and an appeal to our capacity to widen our love and awaken our conscience.

A successful restoration project on the Adelaide coast is raising hopes for the future of a long-lost ecosystem.

New accounts show the oil and gas industry trying to weaken methane reporting while saving the federal emissions system it relies on.

Everyone is now on board with the theory of multipolarity. But now that it’s mainstream that unipolarity is dead, it’s time to ask: is the world actually becoming multipolar?

In an old cottonwood tree in Arizona, a small group of Americans are doing what lawsuits and letters couldn’t.

For several years now, a few Republican lawmakers and their Big Ag allies have pushed federal legislation to effectively preempt, or block, state food safety and animal welfare laws.

More than just a record of the build, the film is a thoughtful exploration of the knowledge, values and community spirit behind Earthship construction.

For a farming community that depends on seasonal consistency, climate change creates uncertainty at every stage of production.