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September 19, 2026

Understanding: LGBT+ at Risk from the Climate Crisis

January 25, 2024 Creative Director

Why LGBT+ folks are at higher risk of climate death than straight folks, the risks women face in disasters, and why we shouldn’t ignore […]

Union of Concerned Scientists: Look for the Helpers (2)

January 25, 2024 Creative Director

This Is Science with Jess Phoenix Look For The Helpers Union of Concerned Scientists Presents: In the second part of this special Clean Transportation mini-series […]

How Climate Change is Impacting World Forest Growth

January 25, 2024 Creative Director

How Climate Change is Impacting World Forest Growth The Best in Climate News, Technology and Practices from Experts in the Field We know that deforestation, […]

Ecojustice: Restoring Landscape

January 22, 2024 Creative Director

Restoring the Landscape: Indigenized Futures & the Land Back Movement First we share a report from Yurok country, in the Pacific Northwest. The largest dam […]

Mining: Documenting the Undocumented

January 21, 2024 Creative Director

A warming world is pushing us off the snow cliff. Snow drought is increasing. Dry fire-filled summers with low rivers and crop loss surely follow. […]

Why fertilizer from sewage is a bad idea

January 18, 2024 Creative Director

New York Sierra Club’s Tracy Frisch talks about the “forever” chemicals known as PFAS, and why spreading sewage sludge on farmland, as recently recommended by […]

Ecojustice: How to Embrace our Wild Predatory Relatives

January 16, 2024 Creative Director

In this industrialized country, we have had a war on wild what we call “predators,” helicopter gunners shooting wolves to protect caribou herds in Alaska, […]

Managing Humans to Manage the Wild

January 8, 2024 Creative Director

As of February 2023, the Center for Biological Diversity stated that 40% of U.S. wildlife and ecosystems are imperiled. A new report on the status […]

Restorative and Regenerative Agriculture

January 1, 2024 Creative Director

Tony Rinaudo is an Australian agronomist, who is widely known as the forest maker. Having lived and worked in African countries for several decades, he […]

Legally Enforceable Rights of Nature Laws in Your Community

December 31, 2023 Creative Director

Leading Environmental Justice Attorney, Thomas Linzey of the Center for Democratic and Environmental Rights, is a leading force helping communities implement successful rights of nature […]

Exploring the Soil Food Web

December 20, 2023 Creative Director

Growing Greener Exploring the Soil Food Web with Elaine Ingham Dr. Elaine Ingham is an internationally renowned expert on the soil food web about how […]

Biodiversity’s Importance in the Garden

December 14, 2023 Creative Director

Uli Lorimer, Director of Horticulture at the Native Plant Trust, discusses the role gardeners can play in maintaining biodiversity without sacrificing their favorite, non-native plants. […]

Highlights of the Permaculture Design Process

November 30, 2023 Creative Director

Permaculture Design, also known as Regenerative Design or Ecological Design, encompasses a range of interconnected practices and principles that harmonize with nature’s wisdom. By observing […]

Financing your Permaculture Business (farm model)

November 30, 2023 Creative Director

By Mani Makhija “Permaculture is an approach to designing human settlements and agricultural systems that mimic the relationships found in natural ecologies.” By Mani Makhija […]

Building Resilience with Permaculture: Adapting to Climate Change

November 30, 2023 Creative Director

Building Resilience with Permaculture: Adapting to Climate Change By Saniya Malhotra The temperature of the earth has risen by 17 degrees Celsius over the last […]

Water from Air: An engineered solution to water scarcity

November 29, 2023 Creative Director

By Saniya Malhotra Around 1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to water. Out of the total fresh water on earth, 2/3 is tucked in glaciers […]

Oregon’s Land Use Planning Goals Celebrates 50 Years

October 25, 2023 Creative Director

Beyond Your Front Door: Oregon’s Land Use Planning Goals Celebrates 50 Years Oregon’s Statewide Land Use Planning Goals turned 50 this year (2023)! It’s definitely […]

Change the System & Change the Outcome

What if our crises are not separate problems? Food insecurity. Energy insecurity. War. Climate disruption. Inequality. Loss of biodiversity. Political dysfunction. Resource depletion. Broken public-health systems. Media built around outrage, distraction and consumption. We tend [...]
What if democracy didn't end at the voting booth?
What if democracy didn’t end when we left the voting booth?

From power over people and nature to shared stewardship with people and nature. Who is government supposed to serve? From governing over people and nature to governing with people — within the limits of a [...]
If finance is supposed to serve society, then success cannot be measured only by how much money money makes—it must also be measured by what that money enables people and communities to build.
What if money worked for us?

From extractive finance to ethical finance. Main Street. Not Wall Street. We work. We earn. We save. We deposit our money. Then something happens that most of us rarely think about: Our money goes to [...]
What if the mark of innovation wasn't how quickly we replace something—but how long we can keep making it better?
Built to Last: Our future isn’t disposable

What if things were built to last? From planned replacement to durability, repair, upgrade and reuse. Something breaks. We throw it away. Something slows down. We replace it. The battery dies. Buy another one. The [...]
FROM PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO PUBLIC MOBILITY.
From Public Transportation to Public Mobility

Why have we designed society so that millions of people must privately purchase an expensive machine simply to participate in daily life? The alternative is mobility as a universal public service. What if we [...]
From extraction and exploitation to local ownership, circular production and shared prosperity.
WHO OWNS WHAT THE WORLD IS MADE OF?

From extraction and exploitation to local ownership, circular production and shared prosperity. We mine it. Cut it. Pump it. Process it. Ship it halfway around the world. Turn it into products. Use those products. Throw [...]
shift from a supply chain to a supply web.
Bring Food Power Home

The big idea: The future of food should not be reduced to “buy local.” It should be about who owns the farms, processing, logistics, technology, intellectual property, data and purchasing power that determine what a community eats. [...]

What if democracy didn't end at the voting booth?

If finance is supposed to serve society, then success cannot be measured only by how much money money makes—it must also be measured by what that money enables people and communities to build.

What if the mark of innovation wasn't how quickly we replace something—but how long we can keep making it better?

FROM PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO PUBLIC MOBILITY.

From extraction and exploitation to local ownership, circular production and shared prosperity.

shift from a supply chain to a supply web.