By Gabrielle Lipton, Global Landscapes Forum
In other words, making business cases for better behavior around climate change won’t evoke the amount of change needed; but engaging people’s sacred values first – and then showing that there might be resulting economic benefits – will.
By Dave Room, Melias Papa
If we want a Planetary Awakening, we need to be thinking new story forms that celebrate interdependence, cooperation, and resilience.
By Ugo Bardi, Resource Crisis
Pure reason doesn't tell us that we should do something to keep alive the other species sharing the earth with us.
By Robert Jensen, Dissident Voice
For all the value of knowledge, it is of no use without the courage to face difficult realities.
By Frank Kaminski, Mud City Press
'After Oil: SF Visions Of A Post-Petroleum World' is a short story collection edited by John Michael Greer.
By Charlotte Du Cann, Transition Norwich Blog
In many ways dystopias are easier to write than a realist fiction that can look at the awesome forces that are out of kilter on the earth.
By Robert Hass, Global Oneness Project
A book of river stories is, of course, an invitation to think about the relation between rivers and stories. It is also an occasion to think about the condition of the world's rivers, which we need urgently to do at this moment in the history of the human relation to the earth.
By Brian Kaller, Restoring Mayberry
Four Christmases ago, I wrote a piece about watching my four-year-old prepare for Santa Claus at a time when the world seemed to be falling apart. Now, at the age of eight, my daughter found out the truth about Santa.
By Resilience.org Staff, Resilience.org
*Green energy would save EU trillions by 2050 -report *Saudi Arabia Announces Plans For 100% Switch To Renewables *Back to the future of the post-carbon world
By Staff, Kurt Cobb, Energy Bulletin
Read the transcript from our live webchat about the power of storytelling to engage people around the challenges we all face. Facing the future through fiction!