Rewriting civilization for the ecological citizen: how and why storytelling can empower and mobilize
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Eileen Crist
Jan 13, 20239 min read
From darkness back into the light: humanity’s rewilding imperative
by Joe Gray and Eileen Crist This editorial was just published in January 2023 by Joe and Eileen, from the editorial team of The...
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Carter Dillard
Jan 7, 20236 min read
The secret war on natural rights—and children | opinion
This opinion piece by legal and ethics scholar Carter Dillard was published in Newsweek on 6 January, 2023 at https://www.newsweek.com/se...
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Nandita Bajaj
Jan 7, 202313 min read
Challenging pronatalism is key to advancing reproductive rights and a sustainable population
This article was first published by Nandita Bajaj and Kirsten Stade in The Journal of Population and Sustainability in December 2022 and...
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Robert Johnson
Dec 17, 20224 min read
Some pretty inconvenient truths
Viewpoint by Robert P. Johnson, filmmaker, writer and Stable Planet Associate, originally published on the 'Day of 8 Billion,' November...
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Nandita Bajaj
Nov 28, 20221 min read
Not everyone is wired for parenthood: pronatalism and our civilizational crossroads
Nandita Bajaj, MSc, executive director of Population Balance and a Canadian citizen of Indian birth, delivered this powerful 14-minute...
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Kathleen Sweeney
Nov 11, 20222 min read
GirlPlanet Conversations video series launches!
Stable Planet Alliance, in collaboration with Population Balance and GirlPlanet.Earth, has launched #GirlPlanetConversations, a new...
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Nandita Bajaj
Nov 4, 20224 min read
Dismissal of “population alarmism” is rooted in pronatalist ideology
Viewpoint by Nandita Bajaj* (Originally published November 3, 2022 at InDepth News) ST PAUL Minnesota (IDN) — As global population fast...
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Vicki Robin
Oct 19, 20227 min read
What could possibly go right? Phoebe Barnard talks with Vicki Robin, episode 87
This conversation was published as Episode 87 of What Could Possibly Go Right? Conversations with Cultural Scouts, hosted by Vicki Robin,...
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Oct 17, 20221 min read
Overpopulation: from 8 billion to 3 | Phoebe Barnard with Rachel Donald
LINK TO VIEW VIDEO: Overpopulation: From 8 billion to 3 Phoebe Barnard is a biologist, global change scientist, and policy analyst with...
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Oct 11, 20222 min read
How investments in the Earth’s future should be made by Patagonia and others
Yvon Chouinard’s donation of his $3bn company is a step to kickstart change, but global actions are needed, writes Prof Phoebe Barnard of...
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Kathleen Sweeney
Oct 7, 20227 min read
Chasing lightning: an interview with Kuwaiti stormchaser Sarah AlSayegh
Sarah Hasan AlSayegh is the September/October featured artist for the Stable Planet Alliance Earthlings Gallery. She is the first female...
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William E. Rees
Sep 15, 20225 min read
Dispelling the renewable energy illusion
by William E. Rees War and sustainability: Dispelling the renewable energy illusion This article was originally published in April 2022...
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Kathleen Sweeney
Sep 2, 20226 min read
"Animal advocacy needs the camera": an interview with Jo-Anne McArthur, founder of WeAnimals
Stable Planet Alliance recently launched "Earthlings Gallery," featuring the work of passionate women photographers "working to protect...
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Sep 1, 20221 min read
Out of sight, out of mind - absolving us of a sense of responsibility
Rob Greenfield is an engaging activist provoking us to think more deeply about how lightly, or heavily, we live on Earth. What might...
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Eileen Crist
Aug 31, 20227 min read
Less is more - really.
by Prof Eileen Crist This article was originally published in a slightly fuller form at the Great Transition Initiative and then at...
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Chris Tucker
Aug 30, 20227 min read
Bending the curve by 2030: on the path to a population safe harbour
Commentary by Dr Christopher Tucker, Chairman, American Geographical Society This article first appeared in The Journal of Population &...
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Kathleen Sweeney
Aug 23, 20221 min read
Shifting the narrative from overpopulation to overconsumption
Rebuttal by Aalayna R. Green & coauthors This article appeared in full at Biological Conservation Volume 273, September 2022, 109698 A...
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Aug 12, 202243 min read
World scientists’ warnings into action, local to global
This post first appeared as a Letter to the Editor in Science Progress 2021, Vol.104(4) 1–32 Most people can now see that our planet is...
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Phil Cafaro
Jul 31, 20222 min read
Overpopulation is a major cause of biodiversity loss...
Environmental philosophy professor at Colorado State University, Phil Cafaro, and Pernilla Hansson and Frank Götmark of the University of...
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