Reflecting on 10 years of Change-Making
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition US
One small step each day over 10 years adds up to a whole lot of change. One small step of mine added to one small step of yours -- now we're talking.
Mud is Good, a Resilience Reflection from Joanne Poyourow
By Joanne Poyourow, Resilience.org Staff, Resilience.org
In my work every day I'm trying to listen to Nature and intuit how to better fit into Her systems.
Divestment from fossil fuels: Tips for Activists
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition US
Divestment is the opposite of investment: you can think of it like “uninvesting.”
The Sharing Economy and Disaster Capitalism
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition US
Don’t you love it when the same publication carries conflicting reports about the economy, posted on the very same day?
Living with Climate Change: Joanne Poyourow in Los Angeles
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition Culture
No water. That pretty much sums up living with climate change around here, in Los Angeles.
Collapse? Maybe not.
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition US
In a previous post I argued that economic contraction is necessary and in fact underway. Is this "Collapse" -- that scary term that so many authors love to throw around?
Economic Descent, hopefully with Skillful Means
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition US
In case I don't use sufficiently 'skillful means,' please let me begin with stating: I am not advocating for intentionally creating an economic crash.
Powerdown: Let’s talk about it
By Joanne Poyourow, Transition US
Climate change is advancing at an incredible speed. We know we should do something, but we lack the political will to do what it takes to hold it to 2°C.