By Erica Gies Today, modern Peruvians are redeploying that ancient knowledge and protecting natural ecosystems such as high-altitude wetlands to help the country adapt to climate change. It’s one of the world’s first efforts to integrate nature into water management on a national scale. It’s akin to the long-held attitude toward solar and wind power […]
Article published in The Atlantic by George Packer
Article by John Feffer published in Foreign Policy in Focus
Article by Peter S. Goodman and Niraj Chokshi
Article by Michael Klare and Tom Dispatch
Article by Zoe Schlanger published in the New York Times, May 18th 2021
Article by Chrisopher Flavelle orginally published in the New York Times.
Article by Trent Stamp & Cathy Choi
by David Bonbright The times are calling us to find and address root causes: A global pandemic, deepening inequities, worsening natural disasters, a tsunami of species extinctions, rising authoritarianism around the world, and polarization fuelled by AI-driven tech. Why are these trends persisting? What can we do beyond plastering over the cracks? How can we […]
The MAHB mission is twofold: Foster, fuel and inspire a global dialogue on the threat of collapse and how interconnected biogeophysical and socio-economic systems contribute to, and are affected by, the existential threats facing humanity Develop and implement strategies for shifting human cultures and institutions towards practices that promote a future in which people can […]