resilience

87 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Mauritius study finds trust is critical unrecognised climate resilience infrastructure · Transparency International Mauritius study identifies trust as core climate resilience infrastructure.
• 15 Unordinary Interventions to Change the World's Starting Conditions · The TGS team outlines 15 specific personal actions to address complex global crises like loneliness, AI risk, and ecological collapse.
• Essay Argues Scientific Research Often Serves Modernity Over Ecology · Author claims most scientific pursuit prioritizes modern human interests over ecological health.
• Communities Build Place-Based Resilience Against Global Disruptions · New series explores how neighbors in Guilford and elsewhere are building local resilience through mutual aid and connection.
• Oil Shortages and War Threaten Global Economic Stability · Post Carbon Institute warns that oil supply constraints and geopolitical conflict risk severe economic turmoil.
• US Democracy Declines Sharply Amid Trump's Executive Overreach · US democratic status drops to 51st globally as executive power consolidates under Trump.
• Vermont Coffee Klatch Rebuilds Community Bonds Across Political Lines · A weekly coffee gathering in Guilford, Vermont, fosters neighborly connections while avoiding political debate.
• Excerpt Explores Return to Part-Time Farming in Vermont · An author reflects on transitioning from city life to part-time farming in Vermont.
• Robert Jensen's 'fewer and less' thesis challenged as not inevitable · Author critiques Robert Jensen's argument that humanity faces unavoidable contraction.
• Documentary Reveals Village Sinking in Java Due to Climate and Subsidence · A documentary details how rising seas and land subsidence are displacing residents of Timbulsloko, Java.
• Guilford Potluck Combats Loneliness Through Shared Meals and Memory · Residents of Guilford, Vermont, gather for a monthly potluck to combat loneliness and honor deceased loved ones.
• Rewilding the Hydrosphere: Adapting to Climate-Driven Water Cycles · Experts advocate shifting from controlling water to stewarding it as climate change alters global water cycles.
• Activist Tadzio Müller discusses building movements amid ecological collapse · Climate activist Tadzio Müller outlines solidarity prepping for crisis era social organizing.
• AI Executives Should Face Criminal Liability for Disasters · The author argues AI companies and executives must face criminal prosecution for harms caused by their systems.
• Global Leaders Debate Governance of Humanity's New AI Cognitive Infrastructure · India, China, and global scientists propose diverse frameworks to govern the emerging AI cognitive infrastructure.
• Rewilding Principles Aim to Heal Earth Through Nature-Led Restoration · Experts outline ten principles for rewilding to restore ecosystems and support human communities.
• How Participation and Relationships Create Thriving Communities · Community member Vicki explores how participation, relationships, and shared pressure foster thriving villages.
• Houthi Control of Red Sea Chokepoint Disrupts Global Oil Trade · Houthi forces captured key Red Sea ports, effectively blocking the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and disrupting global oil trade.
• Portuguese Community Restores Water Cycles to Prevent Wildfires · EcoAtivo in Portugal uses regenerative land management to restore water cycles and mitigate forest fires.
• US Climate Movement Should Adopt Organized Labor Tactics, Author Argues · The struggling US climate movement should learn tactical lessons from organized labor.
• Satire on Donald Trump's Proposed Renaming and Construction Projects · An opinion piece satirizes Donald Trump's potential renaming of U.S. locations and his proposed construction projects in Washington, D.C.
• California's Billionaire Wealth Tax Aims to Offset Federal Cuts Amid AI Boom Concerns · Proposition 40 proposes a 5% billionaire tax to fund social services threatened by federal budget cuts.
• Remembering Richard Heinberg: Turning His Advice Into a Coloring Book · An author recalls Richard Heinberg's legacy and his advice for young people.
• EU launches livestock strategy amid industry polarization and data analysis · The EU Commission launched a livestock strategy and protein plan, sparking debate between environmentalists and farm lobbies.
• Bioregional Learning Centers Promote Regenerative Living and Systemic Change · The author argues that bioregional learning centers are essential for restoring harmony between humans and nature through local ecological knowledge.
• Why Technology Cannot Solve Climate Change · Experts argue restoring natural systems is the only viable solution to climate change.
• Peregrine Falcon Recovery Offers Lessons on Pesticide Threats · The peregrine falcon's recovery from DDT-induced decline highlights the critical need to eliminate primary threats for species conservation.
• Unchecked AI Growth Risks Existential Threats to Humanity · Experts warn that reckless pursuit of AI growth could lead to extinction-level risks.
• Extreme Heat Devastates Farms; Community Wisdom Offers Tomato Ripening Solution · A farmer discovers that covering tomatoes with shade cloth allows them to ripen despite extreme heat and drought.
• Author Opposes Vermont Forest Clearing for Solar Project · An author argues that clearing Vermont forests for solar undermines climate resilience and ecological health.