empowerment & inner transformation…
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The Climate and Ecological Emergency demands more than just innovation and adaptation; it calls for a radical transformation of our socio-economic, political, and cultural frameworks. It’s not about incremental progress but rather rethinking and reshaping every aspect of our global system to foster true Adaptive Resiliency. The path to a livable future requires redefining resilience... Continue Reading →
...second draft version, final one will be posted Thursday at eXit235.com and here... As the Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency accelerates, demanding immediate and drastic action, it is clear that the world is at a crossroads. Inaction is no longer an option, and yet, many communities still lack the organizational coherence and urgency required to... Continue Reading →
...this is the original first draft version and the final one will be posted on Thursday at eXit235.com and see other posts at my personal site as well! I do not sense that it is wrong to use the phrase "trust-based," but I understand some concerns about making sure that the language I use feels... Continue Reading →
As we embark on this exciting journey of building the Climate Change Community and Climate Tribe, it's important to remember that many of the ideas and strategies outlined in this blog and across our other platforms are still in their early stages. We are laying the foundation for something far-reaching and transformative, and while the... Continue Reading →
Climate Tribe and Climate Change Community: Forging Compassionate Idea Factories Amidst Global Turmoil In a world beset by environmental crises and societal upheaval, the need for spaces where respectful dialogue and genuine connection flourish has never been more critical. Amidst the cacophony of conflicting narratives and the weight of impending ecological disasters, two burgeoning communities—Climate... Continue Reading →
Draft copy of Thursday's post... As the Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency intensifies, it’s clear that traditional approaches to climate action—government-led policies, large-scale corporate interventions, and top-down solutions—are insufficient. The global nature of the crisis requires a level of adaptive resiliency and collaborative innovation that transcends national borders, sectors, and industries. Climate Tribe and Climate... Continue Reading →
...rough draft Purpose and Vision: Why Climate Tribe Matters Now More Than Ever In today’s rapidly evolving world, where the stakes for our planet grow higher each day, the need for dedicated spaces that focus on climate action and resilience has never been more urgent. Climate Change Community and Climate Tribe are not just traditional... Continue Reading →
draft copy... Purpose and Vision: Why Climate Tribe Is More Essential Than Ever The Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency is not just a headline; it’s a reality that is rapidly unfolding across the world, and time is running out. While governments and organizations around the globe may implement policies or strategies aimed at mitigating the... Continue Reading →
In times when the Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency demands urgent attention, it's crucial that we express our frustration and disappointment in a way that compels others to act—not just feel guilty or defensive. The ability to assertively communicate disappointment while encouraging positive change is a skill that can drive progress and foster collaboration, especially... Continue Reading →
Dear Community, First and foremost, we want to extend our sincerest apologies for the delay in sharing our revised Climate Action Plan, originally titled "The Climate & Ecological Emergency--“ Our Revised Climate Action Plan." We understand the urgency of the climate crisis and the importance of timely communication. "Due to unforeseen challenges, we will now... Continue Reading →
We have never been so aware of the risk of collapse due to climate change. And yet, it seems we are unable to make the collective change the situation seems to demand. How can we explain our collective inertia in the face of the ongoing environmental crisis? Why can’t our brain process global warming? This... Continue Reading →
