Practising Positive Peace in Atlanta’s Urban Farms
IEP’s Positive Peace Framework is versatile and can be applied to a variety of settings. In the US city of ...
Month: June 2021
Meritocracy: The Tyranny of Merit and the Dilemma of the Disinherited
Should we take meritocracy as a given? Or is there another, better way to organize society? One that would avoid ...
Why we Need Global Cooperation on Border Carbon Adjustment
Border carbon adjustment (BCA), long avoided and dismissed as a policy instrument sure to trigger trade disputes and poison the ...
Hydronic Shell Technologies: Retrofitting buildings to net-zero emissions
Many discussions and political acts to reduce global GHG emissions demand radical and rapid behavior changes, but what will really ...
What Is Carbon Lock-in and How Can We Avoid It?
Put yourself in the shoes of a government planner, power company executive, school superintendent, manufacturer or homeowner. You need to ...
Investing in India’s Women is Crucial to Full Recovery
UN Women share UN Women Representative for India, Susan Ferguson's "expert take," on why investing in the lives and livelihoods ...
Pre-History and Future on a Delaware Beach
A new moon, it is almost midnight and I’m on a beach in Delaware, watching horseshoe crabs coming to the ...
Are Cryptocurrencies A Sustainable Payment Solution?
Are there more environmentally friendly solutions that we could use instead of cash? Could cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, and payment cards ...
What Benefitting 110,000 Farmers Looks Like
The Rwanda Climate Services for Agriculture project demonstrates significant productivity, income, food security and women’s empowerment benefits for 110,000 participating ...
