I’ve been mulling over this post for a few days now. Ever since atmospheric CO2 has surpassed 400 ppm for the first time in 800,000 years, it’s clear that we’re in trouble. We gotta change our ways or else… Well, …
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My mother is dying. No, not the woman who gave birth to me. The mother of all life. The mother who is making this miracle possible. She is dying. And we are killing her. Slowly. Surely. With our habits. With …
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I have a comment about our future. Today, atmospheric CO2 has reached 400 ppm for the first time in 800,000 years. That is not something to celebrate. If we do not change course dramatically, life as we know it will …
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Most of us subscribe to the idea of interconnectedness. It sounds good, for one. And, yet, we don’t seem to understand the depths of what this means. If we did, we wouldn’t be in this collective ecological-economic-social mess we’re in. …
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Earlier this year, I realized that our current dominating system is upheld by our collaboration. Instead of collaborating with the system, I argued, we need to shift toward cooperating with each other. If we’d stop following the rules of the …
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“All guten Dinge sind drei” is a German saying, roughly translated with “all good things come in threes.” So today I am posting three times on the same theme: Earth Day, 400 ppm, climate disruption, and depression/despair/hopelessness. As I was …
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