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This April, Environmental and Human Rights Lawyer, Steven Donziger was released from a highly contested house arrest and prison sentence that lasted over 900 days. Following his successful…
Why do we phrase important events or extremely substantial issues like climate change under the umbrella of resiliency? This blog analyzes the attitude of resiliency from a Gen…
Is there really no room for empathy in the climate movement? I was shocked when I learned that there are experts arguing against empathy. Arguments against empathy point…
Time is one of the most complex phenomena that is fundamental to how we experience and understand the world. We depend on the concept of time for structure;…
A few days ago, I fell asleep in the late afternoon and experienced three episodes of what I think was sleep paralysis. I cannot confirm that what I…
Climate Anxiety. Let’s talk about it. By now, I’d say we’re all familiar with what it is and how it’s affecting our society. But when we say “our…
Suicide rates are rising. We’ve seen the statistics, we’ve read it in the news, and unfortunately, some of us may have been impacted personally. This troubling trend is…
“Understanding that fear is at the root of much of our politics enables us to remain calms and make better decisions. What do you fear?” (Ray, p. 110-111)….
Climate change is deadly, destructive, critical, and impending, but as you go through the slog of your day to day, it’s also incredibly slow and uninteresting. The climate’s…
Being a member of Generation Z, climate change and the degradation of the environment has been a constant background noise in my life. Similar claims that if we…