Month: October 2026

For centuries, industrial economics generally treated forests, rivers, minerals and ecosystems primarily as resources. Some communities are experimenting with fundamentally different legal frameworks. New Zealand’s […]

Wales offers another fascinating experiment. Its Well-being of Future Generations framework requires covered public bodies to consider long-term effects, prevention, integration, collaboration and public involvement […]

  RESTORATION — FROM DOING LESS DAMAGE TO REPAIRING WHAT HAS BEEN DAMAGED Reforesting. Restoring wetlands. Rebuilding soil. Restoring watersheds. Regenerating fisheries. Reintroducing biodiversity. Rehabilitating […]

Does our economic system serve us? Or are we serving it? Industrial economics became extraordinarily good at measuring transactions. But many consequences never appeared in […]

Because none of these transitions happen if people cannot understand them. The old media model frequently gives audiences: An event. A conflict. A quote. A […]

LET’S GET PERSONAL Meet people. A family breathing polluted urban air. A farmer dealing with damaged soil. A community without reliable electricity. A nurse treating […]

  AND THEN THE FINAL ACT I would not end this documentary with a narrator telling people what the future should be. End with people […]

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? The screen changes. A map appears. Thousands of points begin appearing around the world. Projects. People. Ideas. Communities. Solutions. […]

Yes. For January 13, 2027, I would build this as something larger than a documentary. It can become a living, interactive story of how humanity […]