damariszehnerJun 14, 20204 minRisk AssessmentWe’re not any good at threat assessment. Familiar dangers are ignored, while the most remote ones seem the most fearsome.
damariszehnerMar 12, 20202 minHuman/NatureTo encourage alternate ways to approach ourselves and the world, this week I offer two poems rather than an essay.
damariszehnerMar 5, 20206 minConservation and CapitalismA review of a book that challenges our assumptions about human and nonhuman nature.
damariszehnerFeb 20, 202010 minBarrels, Buckets, and Bottles: Adventures in Low-Water LivingIf water systems collapse, or if we decide to simplify voluntarily, we may be surprised at the lifestyle changes that await us.
damariszehnerJan 23, 20207 minApocalypse Fatigue, Selective Inattention, and Fatalism: The Psychology of Climate ChangeWhat habits of mind prevent us from acting in the face of future climate change disasters?
damariszehnerJan 16, 20206 minAnticipating CollapseCollapse can’t happen soon enough, as far as I’m concerned.
damariszehnerNov 15, 20196 minBacklashWhat is it about attempts at justice and peace, like Rojava’s, that infuriate the rest of the world?
damariszehnerOct 31, 20195 minThe Neurosis of the Lone RevolutionaryConcerning the difficulties of making changes in a society that is not yet ready to change.
damariszehnerOct 24, 20195 minWhat Can One Person Do?Whether he microwaves a prepared vegan meal from the frozen aisle or eats nuts and berries, what difference will it really make?
damariszehnerOct 17, 20195 minThinking Outside the GridGuest author Steven Gorelick considers home energy use.
damariszehnerOct 11, 20199 minClimate Change Goes LocalHow and when will the swirling chaos that is climate change affect us?
damariszehnerOct 4, 20199 minThe Real EconomyIn order to make good use of resources and to live according to genuine human nature, every household will need a homemaker.
