The Worst Thing You Can Do for Climate Change
We seem to be accelerating toward hard caps and milestones while the problem is only compounding.
LEGO and the Building Blocks of Environmental Salvation
How might we explain the space between going above and beyond or merely doing what's expected?
Ethical Obligations to Climate Refugees
What moral reasons might best ground nations' duty to provide aid and asylum to those being displaced?
Why Trivial Contributions to the Climate Crisis Still Count
The emphasis we place on different countries' responsibility for climate change may be doing more harm than good.
Earth Day in a Year of Reckoning
Life under lockdown prompts us to reflect on our relation to the natural world and the animals with which we cohabitate.
Renewable Energy and Local Autonomy in Indiana
Generating clean energy with turbines seems to be in our interests, but how do we decide where we should we put them?
Under Discussion: Conspiracy Theories, Climate Change, and the Crisis of Trust
There is no obvious cure for the climate change skepticism that has hold over a significant chunk of the population.
Under Discussion: Economic Concerns for a Green Future
The economic uncertainty that comes with turning away from fossil fuels, gives those in power pause.
Under Discussion: The Marginalization of the Future
Our inability (and unwillingness) to advocate for those people and entities that can't advocate for themselves spells doom for environmental protections.
Considering the Rights of Nature
How can we perceive the rights and interests of entities that exist beyond our human interest in them?