From Our Blog
Smart Technology, Dumb Choices: Rethinking AI’s Resource Hunger
We live in an age where artificial intelligence can predict droughts with stunning accuracy, optimize water distribution networks, and model climate scenarios decades into the...
Degrowth Economics: How Modern Movements Echo Schumacher’s Warnings
Half a century ago, when the world was intoxicated by post-war economic expansion and technological optimism, E.F. Schumacher dared to ask an uncomfortable question: What...
The Birth of the Modern Job: How the Industrial Age Created Work as We Know It
The idea of having a “job” – showing up at a specific workplace, for set hours, doing specialized tasks in exchange for wages – seems...
How Cloudbursts and Deforestation Trigger Deadly Flash Floods in Mountainous Regions
When a cloudburst strikes a mountain valley, it can dump more than 100 mm of rain per hour in a tightly localized area—often triggering flash floods...
How Organic Farmers Can Reach a Broader Market
In recent years, the demand for organic food has surged as more consumers seek healthier, sustainable, and ethically produced options. However, for organic farmers, reaching...
Reconnecting with Nature: Addressing the Environmental Crisis Rooted in Industrialization and Materialism
Introduction The environmental crisis we face today is a culmination of centuries of disconnect from nature, driven primarily by industrialization and the rise of materialism....