Turning 21 in the Anthropocene
An invitation for young people to participate in their future.
An invitation for young people to participate in their future.
Media coverage: Top 10 takeaways, Pope calls for cultural revolution, What scientists say, Action film trailer.
The papal encyclical released today is a 190-page urgent call to action on two issues—climate change and economic inequality—that frames both issues in ethical, spiritual, and religious terms.
The record-breaking drought in California is not chiefly the result of low precipitation. Three factors – rising temperatures, groundwater depletion, and a shrinking Colorado River – mean the most populous U.S. state will face decades of water shortages and must adapt.
Invoking Yellow Peril tropes over China’s carbon footprint fails to recognise the fact its energy use is tied to our consumption, the country’s coal demand is dropping and Chinese people care more about climate than we do
This is a true challenge. If the story is told as one of avarice, private gain and exceptionalism, the human race will go extinct.
Press coverage (including a Hollywood-style trailer) of Pope Francis’s coming papal letter calling for an end to the "tyrannical" exploitation of nature. NYT says it"could place the Roman Catholic Church at the forefront of a new coalition of religion and science."
US scientists re-examine the collection of data which seemed to show global warming slowing since 1998 and say temperatures have continued to rise steadily.
What is needed to get us out of our comfort zone and fight for our children’s future?
Newspaper reporting legend Ross Gelbspan once said, lifestyle change is essential, but lifestyle change won’t get us out of this climate mess. We need change of the kind that only comes from governments, acting together.
Mad Max is not a pessimistic tale of humanity’s base viciousness; it’s one of solidarity.