Why inequality could trigger civilisation’s final collapse
An epic analysis of 5,000 years of civilisation argues that a global collapse is coming unless inequality is vanquished. “We can’t put a date on Doomsday, but by looking at the 5,000 years of [civilisation], we can understand the trajectories we face today – and...
Reasons to be optimistic despite daunting global challenges
The world is an awful place in many ways, and the crises we face are daunting. But looking past the dark headlines, there are reasons to be optimistic for our future. Don’t fret the future. A lot of people do, and for powerful reasons – we are facing enormous...
What’s missing in climate change media isn’t hope – it’s facts
Journalism needs to dispel silence and counter misinformation with climate truths while elevating local environmental conversation revolving around the facts people care deeply about. Recently I was on a Zoom call with a philanthropic advisor who toward the end of our...
All about eggs: health, ethics and the cost of convenience
All you need to know about the nutritional benefits and risks of eggs, their safety in light of disease outbreaks, and the ethical and environmental impact of egg production. In theory, eating eggs might seem like a lovely thing. Chickens that roam free, peck in the...
The hidden cruelty and deception of the meat industry
The meat industry conceals widespread cruelty, environmental damage, and health risks to maintain profit and public support. The meat industry relies on deceiving the public as much as the other animal exploitation industries, so there are many facts about it that it...
