By Rob Lewis, Resilience.org
What if there’s another side to climate change, one less concerned with what we put in the atmosphere than what we do to the land, a side which, despite four decades of climate education, has yet to be explained to us?
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
We no longer have the luxury of facing one catastrophe at a time. And the underlying cause is our slavish devotion to perpetual growth.
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
Climate change is more about increasing extremes than one-way changes. Drought and deluge can go together as seen in Death Valley last week.
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
Adaptation to climate change alone is already a failed strategy.
By Erin Remblance, illuminem
After nine long years of an increasingly far-right, climate change denying Liberal National Party coalition (LNP) government, the citizens of Australia voted for change.
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
I enter summer with a sense of foreboding, not only about a simmering war in Ukraine, but also the stability of basic energy infrastructure and our ability to function if the lights, computers, and the water, sewer and gasoline pumps go out for an extended period.
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
All eyes are on Russia and Ukraine. But the calamitous changes we humans have wrought in the Earth's climate and other major systems are making our societies more fragile by the day whether we are paying attention or not.
By Paul Mobbs, Free Range Activism Website
Though often depoliticised by compartmentalising different problems, across society decisions on energy and the environment are innately tied to lifestyle and consumption.
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
We waited too long to begin the inevitable transition away from fossil fuels.
By Bart Anderson, Resilence.org
The climate movie Don’t Look Up has a lot to teach activists, in fact anyone concerned about our future.
By Bill Henderson, Counter Currents
Climate wise it’s clear that as we limp from ‘21 to ‘22 those who want to protect the economy from needed climate mitigation are still firmly in control.
By Bart Anderson, Resilence.org
You know a satirical movie has hit its target when the mainstream reviewers call it “shrill” and “overblown.”