Shortly after widespread lock-downs due to the COVID-19 pandemic took effect, many realized that communities and societies were going to come out the other side looking a lot different. While used frequently at the beginning of the lockdowns, the word “opportunity” was perhaps not the right choice as […]
As in a classic novel by Agatha Christie, during the past weeks, I’ve been investigating, collecting clues, following trails, making hypotheses. Like Hercule Poirot, I activated my “little gray cells” to collect evidence and find out why key information was unavailable, why figures were substituted with other figures […]
The Ecozoic Bus Through the Ecozoic lens, the L4E students gained confidence this summer to build upon and rethink the current rhetoric around population and environmental issue. The first cohort of Ph.D. students, “Population Cohort”, attended the Population and Environment course. Under the guidance of Dr. Jon Erickson […]
If you’re familiar with Thomas Berry’s work, you’ll know where his passion for protecting our planet started. He explains that when he was a young boy, there was a meadow close to the place he called home. To him, this meadow represented all that was good and all […]
