From companies and charities to politicians and CEOs, everyone is seeking green skills, yet most of us don’t know what they are. Here are 15 green skills.

Fungi can take on the mess and the junk, the waste and the abandoned, break it all down and transform toxin into life.

Tiny awards, tiny prize, tiny trophy, big love

On Marc Andreessen's "techno-optimist manifesto"

"The Look of Silence", a scandalous proposal, and a practical beginning

The progressive case for techno-optimism

Architect Vishaan Chakrabarti shares his vision for accessible and sustainable housing to accommodate the world’s growing population.

Are you a 'subject', a 'consumer'… or a 'citizen'? Authors Jon Alexander and Ariane Conrad argue we need a new narrative for citzenship.

A focus on ‘net-zero’ is systems blind - it assumes everything else remains constant and focuses solely on carbon, ignoring growing constraints with global finance, debt, geopolitics, and supply chain fragilities.  The ‘right goal’ is to become an ecological…

Why friendships have started to feel strikingly similar to admin

Caitrin Keiper on the evidence for non-human intelligence, awareness, and emotion

Ancient concepts of the relational interdependence of humans and nature are being revived.

The dark side of ironic detachment and possible antidotes for our apathetic world

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Humans have a strong impulse to see things that are arbitrary or conventional as natural and essential – especially language

Not all conversations with Esther have to happen behind closed doors. Last week, Esther sat down with Trevor Noah, live at SXSW in Austin on the Vox Media stage, for a candid look at the state of comedy in the world we live in. The two of them uncovered some…

Environmental economist Kohei Saito is already changing the way we think about degrowth and climate breakdown. How might his thinking be applied at a neighbourhood scale? Dan Hill visits Kagoshima, Japan to find out more.

A paradigm shift for our economy begins when we name and see the anti-democratic bias that lies at the heart of our capital-centric system.