>"How did the planet replace the nation-state to become the prime political object of the 21st century?"

“We don’t know exactly which path it will take. But we know enough from the work that we’ve done that we think it’s possible, and we’re excited about trying to achieve it,” Terrell said.

"Long Now’s atmosphere of unhinged creativity and unapologetic eco-pragmatism provided a near-constant drip of bold, stimulating, outside-the-box ideas." _...Read More_

>"Shows like Planet Earth bring us further from the natural world than ever"

>"The price of nickel, an essential ingredient in most batteries, has soared because of fear that Russian supplies could be cut off."

>"Oil and gas prices are up, and Western energy giants with operations and investments in Russia could find it harder to keep doing business there."

>"Stories are the most diverse, innovative, and dynamic technology for social transformation."

"There's no silver bullet to the climate crisis, but nuclear fusion may be the closest thing to it. In the quest for a near-limitless, zero-carbon source of reliable power, scientists have generated fusion energy before, but they have _...Read More_

With food exports forecasted to exceed USD $31 billion, Thailand is well poised to lead on the future of food.

>"With bitcoin’s impact on the environment under scrutiny, experts debate whether a greener cryptocurrency is possible"

"The most important resource to fighting climate change is trust and that's what we need to focus on rebuilding this year"

Very high resolution satellites give scientists a new way to find out when and where a large-bodied

Humans can't see methane, but these satellites can. A very interesting solution to a global problem.

>"The high-risk, high-reward stakes of building a more radical movement."

"Michelle Nijhuis reports on a new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences about how humans have shaped the planet over millennia."