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While I truly enjoy posting here on the WordPress side of the world, we're taking a break for the next few months to post primarily on two other platforms: Climate Tribe Social (climatetribe.social) and SDL5 (SDL5.com or SDL5.org — same site). Why the move? Simple. We've been building both of these platforms for quite some... Continue Reading →
Truth Is a Shared Resource: Why Discerning What We Read Is an Act of Adaptive Resiliency In an age of storms, scrolls, and synthetic media, how carefully we vet what we read, and how thoughtfully we share it, may be one of the quietest and most important forms of courage left to us. Claude AI... Continue Reading →
(The is the 1st draft of this post, the final one can be found at climatechangecommunity.com using the same featured images...) Three powerful commentaries by filmmaker Matthew Cooke expose the connections between ethnic domination, economic exploitation, and the dangerous illusion that elections alone can rescue a broken political system. Three Crises. One System. And a... Continue Reading →
Turning Knowledge into Climate Competence, Community Empowerment, and Adaptive Resiliency Why free education may be one of our most powerful tools for confronting the Climate and Ecological Emergency—and why nobody should be excluded from learning because they cannot afford tuition. Protecting our children, biodiversity, and the future of a habitable Earth begins with knowledge. There... Continue Reading →
Cold Reality: Our governments promise to protect nature in one room and then write checks to destroy it in another. As the COP17 Biodiversity Summit opens in Armenia, the numbers reveal a planet being dismantled with our own tax dollars The short version: Nearly 200 nations are meeting in Yerevan to check on the promise... Continue Reading →
With the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 3, just weeks away, there are three words I would love to hear from everyone asking for our vote: "Hold me accountable." For those who refuse to be held accountable, especially some of those holding office right now, those three words are like garlic to a vampire. And... Continue Reading →
The central Pacific just crossed a temperature line it has never crossed before. Here is what scientists know, what they are still working out, and why Climate Change Community believes you should know about it. Some climate stories make us stop scrolling. This is one of them. According to preliminary data released on Monday, October... Continue Reading →
On Saturday, October 17, 2026, people across the United States are being called to participate in No Kings: Vote Early—a nationwide day of action centered on democratic participation, community solidarity, and helping eligible voters make their voices count. The message is simple: no thrones, no crowns, no kings. The people choose their leaders.nokings Put October... Continue Reading →
In Memory of Peter Seidel (1926–2025) When I learned that Peter Seidel had passed away in July 2025, at the age of 98, I felt the loss of someone I never met but had come to think of as a teacher. There Is Still Time! has been, and remains, one of the most influential sources... Continue Reading →
On dignity, honesty, and refusing to become what hurts us... The Question I was once asked what bothers me the most. What really ticks me off? At the time, I answered honestly. At my age, much older now and perhaps a little wiser, there is not much that gets under my skin anymore. The exception... Continue Reading →
Protecting our Children & Biodiversity's future towards a more sustainable and habitable Earth! What if the next revolution in electric vehicles isn’t about building a better car, but about reinventing how vehicles are designed, built, powered, financed, and supported? Two recent stories, one from a trade show floor in Germany and one from an auto... Continue Reading →
How a study on childhood poverty, a rogue ocean wave, a video on the overheated brain, a planetary report card, and the economics of clean energy all point toward the same lesson: adaptive resiliency. Every week I read more than I could ever post about. Most of it lands, gets noted, and moves on. This... Continue Reading →
