A true conservationist is a man who knows that the world is not given by his fathers, but borrowed from his children.
- John James Audubon
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In an age of climate chaos and economic crisis, Herman Daly's ideas that inspired a movement to live within our means are increasingly essential.
A Technologically Advanced Society is Choosing to Destroy Itself. It’s Both Fascinating and Horrifying to Watch
As world leaders assemble for the United Nations climate change conference, it’s hard to be optimistic towards any radical change in global carbon emissions.
Bringing Intersectionality to Modern Environmentalism
Intersectional Environmentalism is a recent perspective in sustainability that advocates for the inclusive protection of people and the planet.
Finland’s Dirty Secret – Part 3: A Sustainable Transition
Finland's goal to reach climate neutrality within the next 15 years requires a sustainable energy transition, but the country is still in denial about the harms of peat extraction.
Char Dham Highway Project: A Reckless Road to Salvation
John Mcphee described the Himalayas as the “crowning achievement of the Indo-Australian plate” in his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, ‘Annals of the Former World’.
Environment Impact Assessment Draft 2020: India to Achieve a 5 Trillion Dollar Economy at Any Cost?
India’s Environment Ministry proposes major changes to the country’s Environment Impact Assessment during a pandemic—majorly skewed towards development, it receives massive public outcry.
