Ruin is forever (revisited): Why your death isn’t as bad as that of all humankindÂ
Our actions have planet-wide consequences that we don’t fully understand.
Our actions have planet-wide consequences that we don’t fully understand.
So those who claim that Malthusian limits don’t apply to humans are effectively assigning our species the status of permanent evolutionary winners.
These images represent not only what I lived as a child, they were additionally pounded into the crevices of my being by years simply of living in America, the land of high expectations…
Both the stock market and oil prices have been plunging. Is this “just another cycle,” or is it something much worse? I think it is something much worse.
A Seneca shaped production curve would considerably reduce the amount of fossil carbon that can be burned in the future.
Michael Ruppert’s last book, first starring film role and ascendancy to the national stage in 2009
So even though post apocalyptic stories are my favorite ones to read and watch, it is the story of the Tao and a life lived in accordance with nature that I want to play a role in.
There is a lethal mismatch between the realities of power in an age of decline, and the institutional frameworks inherited from a previous age of ascent
I predict the lineages of people alive 1,000 years from now will count among their ancestors people who transcended today’s collapse mythology and got to the real work of self and community development, inner work and adaptation.
At the Age of Limits Conference, I gave a talk called Converging Crises, talking about the crises facing us as we reach energy limits. In this post, I discuss some highlights from a fairly long talk.
Carolyn Baker writes with passion, insight and courage about a topic that most people turn away from – the emotional, psychological and spiritual aspect of what she and many others call “collapse.”
Let’s lift the lid off the A-word, take a peek inside, and examine how it affects our everyday lives.