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The case against climate inaction is increasingly being made not by environmentalists but by people worried about their retirement savings and economic stability. That shift in framing may be the most honest accounting of what's actually at stake.
Should decisions defining a continent's energy future be based on the vision of engineers or the expectations of financial markets? This analysis raises a crucial question about who holds the real power in the energy transition.
Is a better life possible by consuming less? An expert challenges the notion that economic growth is always good, proposing a vision of degrowth that could dignify the lives of young people.
This analysis invites you to reflect on whether the 'green transition' we are being sold is truly sustainable and what implications it holds for the economic and social future, especially for younger generations.
What would a society look like that prioritizes quality of life over unlimited growth, and addresses the energy crisis through simplicity and local autonomy? This approach challenges conventional ideas about prosperity and the future.
The same cognitive trap that keeps someone sitting through a bad film or wearing an ill-fitting jacket operates at civilisational scale, locking societies into roads, grids, suburbs, and global supply chains long after the underlying conditions have changed. The argument is not merely behavioural bu
What if energy transition policies aren't motivated by what we believe? This analysis uncovers a harsh reality about the true driving force behind global change.
Did you know that accelerated changes in our oceans are not only redefining the global climate but also directly threatening the foundation of our food supply and the stability of the seasons we take for granted?