The National Nature Assessment, a groundbreaking study on the state of America’s natural resources, faced cancellation under President Trump’s executive order. Despite this setback, key experts are determined to complete and publish the report independently. The project highlights the dependence of the economy on nature and addresses critical issues like biodiversity loss and environmental justice.
Fortress Am-Can: Ontario’s Vision for a Sustainable Energy Future
Canada is a leader in building resilient, sustainable energy systems, and Ontario’s “Fortress Am-Can” initiative exemplifies this visionary leadership. Announced in January 2025, this ambitious partnership between Ontario, the United […]
Green Outside, Red Inside. How Environmentalism is Following the Same Path of Communism
How do social movements evolve, transform, and sometimes fade away? Drawing from fascinating parallels between the decline of Communism and the challenges facing modern environmentalism, this analysis explores the shifting landscape of environmental advocacy. As traditional environmentalism faces increasing “greenbashing,” a new narrative centered on renewable energy emerges, promising technological solutions and economic prosperity rather than limitations and sacrifice. Through the lens of memetics—the study of how ideas spread through populations—we examine whether this evolution signals a more effective path forward for addressing our global environmental challenges.
Overshoot: Cognitive obsolescence and the population conundrum – William Rees
The human enterprise is in overshoot; we exceed the long-term carrying capacity of Earth and are degrading the biophysical basis of our own existence. Despite decades of cumulative evidence, the […]
Massive underground air-battery project
Compressed-air energy storage, a decades-old but rarely deployed technology that can store massive amounts of energy underground, could soon see a modern rebirth in California’s Central Valley. On Thursday, the Biden administration […]
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