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This edition includes several articles on critical issues of social and
ecological justice, and supplements on human relations and global
transition scenarios. The sequence of articles follows the see ~ judge ~ act
pattern (more or less, with some overlaps) and it is becoming
increasingly clear that the forthcoming transition from growth to
post-growth is not likely to be fair and peaceful if global population
and consumption keep growing. Can most humans adapt to supply
constraints? Peacefully?
SEEING
Global Human Population Pushing Earth Past Breaking Point
Corey J. A. Bradshaw
Hormuz Is Decapitating the Oil Age
Nafeez Ahmed & Divyesh Desai
Flat‑Earth Trump: Why the US President's Crisis‑resolution Methods Only Generate More Crises
Hassan Fattahi
America Has Plenty of Oil—Just Not the Right Kind
Art Berman
The 2026 Energy Crisis and Our Wile E. Coyote Moment
Richard Heinberg
The Roman Empire and the Western Empire: Collapsing Along Parallel Paths
Ugo Bardi
Oil 301: The World After Cheap Energy
Nate Hagens
Truth, Lies, and Loyalty in the Age of Trumpism
Richard Heinberg
JUDGING
Sustainability According to De-Growth and Post-Growth Paradigms
Clifton Ware
The Environmental and Social Impacts of Fish Farming and Industrial Aquaculture
Laura Lee Cascada
The Costs of Renewable Energy
Keith Akers
Technical Issues With Renewables
Keith Akers
Agreement or Imposition? Rethinking "Forest School Agreements" and Our Relationship with Nature
Nilgün Cevher-Kalburan
"Democracy" Was Never Designed to Work — But Something Better Is Emerging
Jeremy Lent
Human Population Dynamics and the Myth of Human Exceptionalism
Steve Salmony
They First Make Mad ~ Stress and Grief at the End of Growth
Tim Morgan
ACTING
The Development Trap ~ When Solutions Become the Problem
Narasimha Reddy Donthi
How the World Can Avoid Millions Going Hungry When Supply Chains Collapse
Jasper Verschuur & Paul Behrens
Caitlin Taylor: Building a 'Legible' Food System
Robert Jensen
Not Just an Ally: Radical Feminism for Men ~ Part 2 of 5
Robert Jensen
The Healthy Masculine in the Metacrisis
Jem Bendell
How Human Ecology Shapes Social Democracy
Sandra Ericson
How Earth-Centered Education Helps Children Learn Through Nature, Play, and Relationship
Peter Kindfield
Faith Amidst Chaos in Today's World of Resource Wars
Christy Randazzo
"Everything in Common": Pentecost, Happy Bees, and A Remedy to the World's Grief
Asia Lerner-Gay
SUPPLEMENTS
The Complementarian Imagination: Race, Gender, Exclusion, and Dominion
Nick O'Brien
Human Ecology, Theological Anthropology, and Religious Patriarchy
Luis T. Gutiérrez
Global Dynamics of Growth, De-Growth, and Post-Growth
Luis T. Gutiérrez
There is an annotated archive with links to all articles published since May 2005.
Human development in harmony with nature is the existential challenge of
our time. The mission of this journal is to foster human development
within the limits of an integral ecology.
You are invited to submit comments, suggestions, and articles for
publication. Deadline is the 15th of the month to be considered for the
following month.
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