Obviously my attention was glued to the news coming out of Cop26. The overarching goal was ambition, action, acceleration.
#79 Weekend reads – week one of Cop26, a success or failure? Read More »
Big news this week, as Facebook announced its parent company will be called Meta. And no
#78 Weekend reads – what the hell is a metaverse? Read More »
Let’s focus on two topics that are worth your attention. Carbon capture technology and our climate shadow.
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BIG news this week, as Newscorp Australia announced that climate change is actually a thing. You can’t stop progress, right?
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Welcome to another week of news, and of course, the Pandora Papers was an early leader in headlines around the world. A stash of 12 million leaked confidential financial
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I firmly believe that the only way out of the multiple challenges the world faces requires a dramatic increase in critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the issues we collectively face.
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If you’re one of the people that has been tracking and participating in the climate crisis conversation for a long time, one piece of good news
#73 Weekend reads – have we finally hit the tipping point to act on the climate crisis? Read More »
The week started with some distractions in the mix, which is always great (and so needed right now), and of course
It’s a time for reflection, as well as hope, that we will heed the lessons from the mistakes made since 9/11 – a moment that upended our word 20 years ago.
#71 Weekend reads – will we heed the lessons of the last two decades? Read More »
Another huge week in the news, with both Hurricane Ida and Afghanistan taking the headlines. One of the bigger, longer term issues we must stay on top of is
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