Environment

When we fight, we really do win. And what we win is the ultimate bulwark against climate grief and despair. We find each other.

An immediate halt to chemical fertilizing and returning to the use of compost instead would turn degeneration into regeneration.

Perhaps no community has undergone more versions of imperialism than the tiny island nation of Nauru, which has morphed from being “Pleasant Island” to the mined-out home of offshore banks, discarded refugees, and deep sea mining interests. Jason, Rob, and Asher take a bad trip to wrap their heads around Nauru, the topic of “psychedelic imperialism,” and imperialism’s new frontier – the clean energy transition.

A senior professor has accused his own university of betraying its values by working with ExxonMobil on a project that has been condemned as greenwash.

Methane belching by grazing ruminants should not be seen as “emissions” that have to be mitigated.

This knowledge, about Earth’s capacity for regulation and renewal, is still just cresting the horizon of human understanding, but as with a sunrise, the Earth is rolling us towards it. It feels inevitable.