Bright Green Lies & Deep Green Deceptions

By Craig Collins, Resilience.org

This book was designed to divide rather than build a movement. It wrote off and ridiculed anyone engaged in fighting industrialism for humanity’s sake.

Hidden Drivers Wrap-up, or… the Story of the Throbbing Amygdala (Episode 47 of Crazy Town)

By Asher Miller, Rob Dietz, Jason Bradford, Resilience.org

It’s the end of the world as we know it. OK, maybe not just yet, but it is the end of Crazy Town’s third season. If you’ve been able to look past some of the more absurd parts of the podcast, perhaps you’ve noticed a pattern.

As more climate migrants cross borders seeking refuge, laws will need to adapt

By Katharine M. Donato, Amanda Carrico, Jonathan M. Gilligan, The Conversation

Climate change is upending people’s lives around the world, but when droughts, floods or sea level rise force them to leave their countries, people often find closed borders and little assistance.

Review: Life After Fossil Fuels by Alice Friedemann

By Frank Kaminski, Mud City Press

While many of the above facts are well known among those who follow the subject of fossil fuel depletion, they aren't often presented as accessibly or concisely as in Friedemann's book Life After Fossil Fuels.

What Could Possibly Go Right?: Episode 45 Eric Liu

By Eric Liu, Resilience.org

Eric Liu is the co-founder and CEO of Citizen University. He also directs the Aspen Institute’s Citizenship & American Identity Program. Eric addresses the question of “What Could Possibly Go Right?”

How the ‘From What If to What Next’ podcast came to be

By Rob Hopkins, Transition Network

Instead of getting two people, for and against, to debate something, how would it be to take two people who were both really excited about an idea, who dedicated their lives to its realisation, and invite them to imagine that it’s 2030 and that idea has already been part of our lives for several years.

Liberating the Captured Imagination

By Vandana Singh, The Great Transition

What does the climate crisis have to teach us? Are we listening to what the Earth is telling us, as planetary systems necessary for the maintenance of life continue to unravel?

Immunity is liberty

By Amitabha Sarkar, Transnational Institute

The demand for vaccine citizenship is an opportune moment to create bonds between people across borders. This is a time to shoot for progressive internationalism.

ECOCIDE: ‘Perpetrators of environmental destruction should be prosecuted just like war criminals are’

By CIVICUS Staff, CIVICUS

We need ecocide to be broadly spoken about globally, so reaching out to all of these arenas is extremely important. We need to get them all thinking about how they are going to deal with having a new ground rule in place.

Teaching Environmental Teachers

By Kim Fortun, Great Transition Initiative

Most of my students do not go on to become professional educators. But all, I hope, do see themselves as stewards of our educational systems, understood as powerfully entwined with environmental systems, underpinning all hopes of inclusive, sustainable prosperity.

Skewered on the Horns of Plenty

By Jody Tishmack, Anima/Soul

How do we transition to a low carbon energy system when plentiful resources are no longer available?  Our past Horn of Plenty has become a trap from which we in the developed nations increasingly find difficult to extract ourselves.

Ten Lessons from Covid for Stepping into the Decade of Transformation

By Otto Scharmer, Medium

If this is the decade when all the “streams” finally converge into a larger “river” of global movement building — if this is the decade of transformation — what can we learn from the Covid disruption about how to move forward?