By Richard Heinberg, originally published by Resilience.org January 28, 2025 Evolutionary biologist Ernst Mayr (1904-2005)—who, I’m told, was a very smart person—concluded, late in life, that high intelligence may be a […]
Foreign Affairs: What the West Owes the Rest
The Climate Debt What the West Owes the Rest By Mohamed Adow May/June 2020 Published on April 13, 2020 Growing up in a pastoral community in northern Kenya gave me a […]
Wilson Quarterly: Confronting Unprecedented Humanitarian Needs (series of articles)
A rapidly changing world is making complex humanitarian emergencies even more complicated and current responses less sustainable. New approaches can benefit the givers and receivers of lifesaving aid. Introduction: Confronting […]
Reuters: A Fatal Delay, The world’s hunger watchdog warned of catastrophe in Sudan. Famine struck anyway
In the Zamzam displaced persons camp, children were dying for months before it was found to be in famine. Here’s how the world’s hunger monitoring-and-response system is supposed to work […]
YouTube, Nancy Fraser: Benjamin Lecture 2 – Labor’s Twisted Histories
Posted by the Critical Theory in Berlin channel, this 2022 lecture by Political Philosophy professor Nancy Fraser. 4,492 views as of December 13, 2025. Posted Jul 12, 2022 In the […]
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