By Araz Hachadourian, Paulina Phelps, Olivia Anderson, YES! magazine
Mayordomos are caretakers of the communally governed irrigation systems called acequias, which feed water to family farms and date back to the 1700s.
By DemandClimateJustice Staff, DemandClimateJustice
2016 was a dark year for anyone paying attention to the gathering storm of climate change and social breakdown, and the change of calendar year does not mean a change of direction.
By Courtney White, Courtney White blog
If we don’t work together right now, things are going to fall apart.
By Andrew Nikiforuk, The Tyee
Regan Boychuk and Brent O’Neil have a bold proposal to put Alberta back to work and onto a more sustainable path.
By Bill McKibben, University of Santa Barbara
Bill McKibben's keynote address at the The World in 2050 Conference.
By Ansel Oommen, Tremr
In Germany, architect Ferdinand Ludwig has incorporated the ancient process of tree shaping into urban design through Baubotanik, or Living Plant Constructions.
By Courtney White, A Carbon Pilgrim
I can see The Age of Consequences from my home.
By David Bollier, David Bollier blog
Let’s face it – we’re more or less on our own. The impetus for change has to come from the bottom and the local.
By Paul Hawken, Kenny Ausubel, Green Money Journal
We are faced with a crisis caused by our separate minds — we believe we are distinct from other individuals and other forms of life.
By Erik Jan van Oosten, Feasta
Why has this international approach been unsuccessful in sufficiently addressing climate change so far?
By Naomi Klein, Common Dreams
Canadian activists and artists call for action.
By Courtney White, The carbon pilgrim
We live in what sustainability pioneer Wes Jackson calls “the most important moment in human history.”