This article is meant to be a companion piece to the rhetoric of first safe country. The recent rise arguments … Continue reading Ecobordering: The Far-Right Movement Painted as Environmental Protection.
A new trend has begun to emerge in the sphere of charitable giving, but this new model of charity does … Continue reading Philanthrocapitalism and Food Security: The “Charity” of Billionaires Comes at a Cost
There is little ambiguity that anthropogenic climate change—through the steady increase in the Earth’s mean temperature—poses the greatest threat to … Continue reading Health and Human Rights: The Complications of Climate Change
As information continues to trickle out slowly regarding the current state of affairs between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Tigray, I will … Continue reading Climate Smart Energy Production in Ethiopia/sub-Saharan Nations. Solar and Wind are the Future.
In Tim Hayward’s “The Case for a Human Right to an Adequate Environment,” he makes the argument that there is … Continue reading The Human Right to a Habitable Environment
How I Interpret Justice As the blog is about Justice (and climate change); I should explain what I mean about … Continue reading What Justice Means
My beautiful and wonderful partner wrote this. She is a much better writer than I am. Continue reading Bernie Sanders is a Genius: Here’s Why
Max Weber points to the issue that politics is a “slow, powerful drilling through hard boards, with a mixture of … Continue reading Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion: Environmental Justice Past and Present Movements
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