Climate / Carbon

From the report: "The global economy could face a 50% loss in GDP between 2070 and 2090, unless immediate policy action on risks posed by the climate crisis is taken. Populations are already impacted by food system shocks, water insecurity, heat stress and infectious diseases. If unchecked, mass...

Although focusing principally on clean-tech, organizations that are in the sustainable agriculture and nature-based-solutions spaces of the regenerative development movement may be interested in this competition, and more broadly, in the sponsoring body. 

Application deadline 31 July 2025

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From the website: "The Global Earth Repair Convergence & Festival (GERCF) 2025 will be a ground-breaking gathering of the world’s top scientists, visionaries, practitioners, and advocates of nature-based solutions to green the earth and cool the planet. The Convergence will highlight the most up-to...

This article offers readers a comprehensive examination of permaculture principles applied to marine environments. Covering biophysical and cultural elements as well as incorporating fundamental differences between terrestrial and marine environments, as well as the differing effects of...

When traditional sources switch views, it's worth paying attention. For decades Martin Wolf has been a go-to source for traditional economic policy analysis. This article is not about regenerative development, but his recognition that market forces are not enough to manage what is viewed as the...

Covering a wide variety of socio-economic contexts, the stories range from the global south to the global north, from low-tech to high-tech, from small-scale construction rediscovering local materials to urban-scale approaches that promote inclusion, and more.

This will be a useful read for those...

Using the recent Michaung cyclone event in December 2023 the author Devindra Sharma contrasts the resilience of those areas planted in natural farming versus those in traditional agriculture. He maintains that such farming methods are not only more resilient but more productive in the long run.

By De...