If you read the news today, it’s easy to feel like humanity is hurtling toward an inevitable ecological collapse. It is hard to avoid doomsday […] Read More
Category: Court of the Grandchildren
Psychologist Bob Rich advises people who are suffering from climate anxiety to “Do the best you can then don’t worry”. Ryan Hagen’s book Your Guide […] Read More
The latest climate models show that the opportunity window for achieving the Paris 1.5o target goal for climate warming has closed. Indeed, the United Nations […] Read More
Tree rings can be used to reconstruct climate records because they are strongly linked to summer temperatures in high latitudes and provide exact dating especially […] Read More
There are multiple signs that the urgency of climate action in developed countries is receding. Is it because of growing geopolitical unrest? Concerns over the […] Read More
Economist Kenneth Boulding once said that “anyone who believes that exponential growth can go on forever in a finite world is either a madman or […] Read More
Henry Lien’s book Spring Summer Asteroid Bird provides an introduction to a common form of Asian storytelling known in the West by its Japanese name […] Read More
I am thrilled to announce that the four-episode ‘found audio’ drama adaptation of Court of the Grandchildren has finally been published. It is based on […] Read More
Between 1766 and 1805, the Dublin Society made grants for planting a total of 55 million trees in Ireland. This was on the back of […] Read More
Husband and wife team Will and Ariel Durant spent forty years writing their celebrated eleven-volume history The Story of Civilization. In the process they made […] Read More