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Climate Science is Vulnerable to Politics
We as voters must ensure that climate science is immune from political meddling and elect leaders who will respect the scientific process. Editor’s Note: This article was originally written four years ago for the 2020 election. At the bottom is the link to the original article, and a link to a more recent article […]
“It’s a Once in 500-Years Storm!”
Editor’s Note: This column was first published on David Houle’s Substack. “This was a once-in-a-generation event!” “Once in a millennium event.” “An unprecedented event.” Please stop with all this stupid language about storms and floods! Please! Every time there is a ‘super storm’ or some catastrophic event, the local authorities […]
Take a Bite Out of Our Climate Crisis
Reducing food waste is my passion. It may sound strange, but I have always been drawn to food climate solutions. When I first took the Project Drawdown training, I was shocked to learn that reducing food waste and shifting to plant-rich diets are the two top climate solutions! In the likely scenario of reaching a […]
Notes from the Pittsburgh Book Tour Stop
Editor’s Note: From time to time, we at TSE come across a book (or a movie, song, documentary, etc.) that we think our Crew members might want to know about. Below are notes by the author from his book tour… Jon Biemer is on a book tour with Our Journey to Sustainability: How Everyday Heroes […]
Navigating Our World During a Time of Crisis
“We are born to a dangerous time. Consider that an affliction or consider it an assignment.” – Stephen Jenkinson We know that countless humans are reeling with climate anxiety and experiencing fear, anger, grief, despair and dread. They are attempting to cope via massive amounts of denial, instead of seeking to thrive by building […]
How Proactive Businesses Prepare for Climate Risks
Depending on a number of variables, your business is either already vulnerable to risks from our climate crisis, or soon will be. Climate anxiety is not an issue just for families and individuals… it affects organizations too. Especially those whose business models depend on operating in places already seeing significant climate impacts. As with […]
Humanity is Creating Continents of Trash
We Must Consume Less Humans are the only species that creates waste. We are the only species that can live anywhere on the planet. These two “attributes” set us apart from all other species, yet these two “attributes” are killing thousands of other species. The climate crisis is about CO2 and all other […]
A Sustainability Portrait of McMinnville, Oregon
McMinnville is the county seat of Yamhill County, Oregon. The 2020 census reports that it has 34,000 residents. It is in the heart of wine country about an hour southwest of Portland, and an hour east of the Oregon shore. No freeways pass anywhere near. I prepared the following sustainability profile of McMinnville in anticipation […]
Inputs Needed for a Regenerative Future
Regenerative approaches aim for complete systems changes that address the root causes of our climate crisis and other global crises (they are all connected). The goal is to create the conditions for all life to thrive, generating self-sustaining positive outcomes for nature, people and the economy. Regeneration offers a bold vision of the future we […]
New Product Development in an Era of Climate Crisis
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series by crew members concerning business opportunities that would not exist if it weren’t for our rapidly changing climate. This Crew Commentary is authored by Scott Hamilton. Scott is a Board Advisor who manages Torastan, a consulting firm focusing on enterprise growth and sustainability located in Wokingham, […]
