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Why community matters when preparing for the Great Unraveling
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (894+ words) GutAlaune, our co-living and commoning space near Halle, Germany, is a “real utopia,” as sociologist Erik Olin Wright might say: one of those places—usually on the margins of society—where tomorrow’s solutions are already being lived today. Ten years…...
'Smoky Skies and Freight Trains': Sign of the times of extinction
3+ hour, 39+ min ago (23+ words) ‘Smoky Skies and Freight Trains’: Sign of the times of extinction resilience.org By Rob Lewis, originally published by The Climate According to Life...
Rebuilding the trade union movement: 'Dare to struggle, dare to win"
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (127+ words) By Paul O’Connell, originally published by Red Pepper Paul O’Connell is a socialist and trade unionist. He teaches law at SOAS University of London. Tags: critiques of capitalism, labor unions, right to strike, workers' rights As soaring consumer prices, supply…...
How reforestation efforts helped Marinette County recover its forests, streams, and future
1+ week, 1+ day ago (818+ words) By Dave Rollo, originally published by CASSE Celebrated today for its extensive forests and pristine streams, Marinette County, Wisconsin, has been in recovery for over a century. Its story is one of dramatic change, demonstrating that given time and stewardship…...
How eco-localism differs from tariff terrorism
1+ week, 2+ day ago (708+ words) Followers of the Small Is Beautiful school of environmentalism (to which I subscribe) often critique globalization and advocate localism. The controversial new Trump tariffs seem purpose-made to choke off global trade and promote American domestic manufacturing. Am I thrilled? Let’s…...
‘Goliath's Curse’: Author Luke Kemp charts the rise and collapse of societies ruled by elites, but offers no way forward - book review
1+ week, 3+ day ago (943+ words) By Ted Trainer, originally published by Resilience.org Goliath’s Curse by Luke Kemp offers a detailed and important account of how societies ruled by elites have arisen, triumphed and eventually collapsed, and how we are well into that cycle. Where…...
Indigenous women already have the climate solutions - resilience
1+ week, 3+ day ago (576+ words) “I didn’t enter activism through theory,” explained activist Hillary Semeyan Lenantoiye in an email. “I entered through lived experience.” “Indigenous communities already have the solutions,” she wrote in an email to Waging Nonviolence. “They just need to be trusted, empowered…...
'It is possible to find academic spaces where radical ideas can be created': A defence of academia at the end of the world - resilience
1+ week, 3+ day ago (765+ words) By Simon Mair, originally published by Ecological Political Economy Substack As authoritarianism, military tensions, and temperatures rise, it is easy to look at the end of the world as we know it and ask what the point of academia is....
Affordability, not scarcity, is the real energy crisis
2+ week, 1+ day ago (1071+ words) By Gail Tverberg, originally published by Our Finite World With the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, many expect oil prices to spike and stay high. Instead, they have barely budged. The latest spike in prices is a mini spike....
Are we in a multipolar world yet?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (17+ words) resilience.org By Ben Shread-Hewitt, originally published by The Geopolitical Climate...