Climate, politics & money – Mar 21

By Resilience.org Staff, originally published by Resilience.org

March 21, 2013

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Greedy Lying Bastards, New Film Pulls No Punches To Expose Climate Denial Machine
Kevin Grandia, DeSmog Blog

Image RemovedGreedy Lying Bastards, New Film Pulls No Punches To Expose Climate Denial Machine (via Desmogblog)

Greedy Lying Bastards is a new film hitting mainstream theaters nationwide in the U.S. this weekend. If you like DeSmogBlog, you’re going to love this film. Here’s the Rotten Tomatoes review including theater times, etc. (Feel free to add your own star rating!) The film, produced by actress Daryl…

Resilience.org Staff

Tags: climate change, policy

Jean-Baptiste Fressoz

Jean-Baptiste Fressoz: “Always Adding More: The Unpopular Reality about Energy Transitions”

By Nate Hagens, The Great Simplification

Today, Nate is joined by energy and technology historian Jean-Baptiste Fressoz for a lesson on the importance of understanding the historical trajectory of energy use for realistically navigating the unprecedented challenges humanity faces today – including the dominant narrative of a modern-day “energy transition.”

February 6, 2025

Grass flower meadow

“Cursed be the ground”

By Sieren Ernst, Resilience.org

The disciplines of regenerative agriculture and nature restoration both seek to establish a more natural relationship with land. Both are experimenting with understanding what that relationship might look like in a modern world.

February 6, 2025

Amazon rainforest

‘Time is water’: A cross-border Indigenous alliance works to save the Amazon

By Francesc Badia I Dalmases, Open Democracy

The rivers in this region of northwestern Peru are running dry as the Amazon Basin experiences its most severe drought in decades.

February 5, 2025