On climate breakdown

Bookstore by Patrick Tomasso

I have been trying to understand the root causes of human-induced ecological and climate breakdown, and have written several essays about the systemic problems and drivers:

NASA: A World On Fire Undo capitalism or it will undo us
On embodied emissions, exploitation and the unsustainability of consumer products
Badagry Expy, Lagos, Nigeria by Ayotunde Oguntoyinbo We are mistaking wants for needs and it is costing us the world
Tesla booth by Chase Lewis on Unsplash Promise of change without changing at all: The electric car as a talisman of false hope
Money vs Global Warming by Jussi Pasanen Collapse: A reading list
DC-3 wreck in Iceland by Abram Goglanian Collapse: You cannot prepare for what remains unthinkable
Fish in a Net by Vikas Anand Dev Exploring the fringe: Environmental breakdown vs. the System
Theory of Change (crop) Individual change or system change is not the right question
Never Give Up by James Pond What I do to reduce my environmental footprint
Slow by Meiying Ng Doing less as a key climate action
National Climate Emergency Summit 2020 Notes from the National Climate Emergency Summit 2020

Related topics

These essays are are not directly about climate breakdown but touch on related topics:

Photo by Jason Rosewell on Unsplash Technology and the tragedy of quiet as a commons
Bigger Better Faster More The downsides of convenience
New Economy Network Australia Reflections and highlights from the New Economy conference 2018
Checking the phone on the plane photo by Javier Cañada on Unsplash Human centred design considered harmful
Nature Nature, awe and fear
Oxford WOTY 2019: Climate Emergency Notes from ANZSEE conference 2019