Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
Kara Fleshman It became clear to me by the end of our time together that Margaret is an educator and a caretaker, a person who is always learning new things and has the consistency to see her work through to the end.
From a degrowth perspective, a universal basic income makes perfect sense.
Here’s a phrase that’s lately been haunting me: “the extinction of ecosystem interactions.”
Opening a newspaper or listening to the radio news exposes us to a flood of catastrophic messages: devastating droughts, failing states, terrorist attacks, and financial crashes.
Revelations about the widespread use of shell companies and offshore banking by politicians and business figures has challenged the traditional model of investigative reporting. It could be the new way investigative reporting is done.
It can be difficult to form a view of what’s really going on in our atmosphere, given the amount of information and of contradictory claims.
The Grassroots Directory is a new source book that aims to showcase the most innovative, practical and exciting community-led projects in the UK.
To avoid being conned, politically and intellectually, it’s important to examine how a debate is framed and what ideology is advanced by that framing.
How many humans does it take to re-invent agriculture? Just one…you! Or me! So that’s what I’m trying to do. Here are some of the things I’ve learned over the past 12 years.
Can an International Agreement meant to limit something, in this case greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), be written in the language of freedom?
This is a report about COP21 that didn’t make the headlines…
For the sun has long since set and the Owl of Minerva has not yet taken flight. It may be time to admit that we cannot simply choose to live the way we want to.
