Everyday people must build social movements capable of creating a new society. These essays discuss the autonomy we’ll rely on to do so.
A brief collection of ideas and research from my ecological transition guidebook chapter on developing limits-informed values–part 2.
Embracing the Values of Sustainable and Democratic Societies (part 2) Read More »
A brief collection of ideas and research from my ecological transition guidebook chapter on developing limits-informed values.
Embracing the Values of Sustainable and Democratic Societies (part 1) Read More »
A brief collection of ideas and research from my ecological transition guidebook chapter on developing a “critical thinking identity.”
Critical Thinking: Vital for Creating Sustainable and Democratic Societies Read More »
I’m writing a guidebook for the transition towards sustainable and democratic societies, and sharing parts of the process.
Writing a Guidebook for An Ecological Transition Read More »
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 1: An introduction to the themes covered and to climate action epistemology.
Climate Action Epistemology Part 1: An Activist’s Analysis of the IPCC Mitigation Report Read More »
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 2: A critical look at the perceptions created by standard climate mitigation models.
Climate Action Epistemology Part 2: Mitigation Modeling in the IPCC Mitigation Report Read More »
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 3: Examining the far-reaching implications of the chapter on demand management.
Climate Action Epistemology Part 3: Demand Management in the IPCC Mitigation Report Read More »
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 4: Evaluating messages about the potential of technology to reduce emissions.
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 5: Exploring how the report covers the role of social power in climate (in)action.
Climate Action Epistemology Part 5: Power Relationships in the IPCC Mitigation Report Read More »
An activist’s analysis of the IPCC mitigation report. Part 6: We must cultivate a deep understanding of climate mitigation among the public.