Awakening to a new economics
Bill McKibben is one of the most influential activists in the climate movement, a prolific writer, and a Christian. His latest book is “as much memoir as I’m likely to … Continue reading The Flag, the Cross and the Station Wagon, by Bill McKibben
Last week John Daniels shared a podcast that helps to add context to our global predicament, The Great Simplification. Here’s another resource that you might find useful as you wrestle … Continue reading Our Common Home
John Daniels introduces a podcast and a set of resources: Though my spell-checker doesn’t yet recognise it, the word ‘polycrisis’ has become increasingly hard to avoid recently. You could define … Continue reading What is the Great Simplification?
Good Money Week has been running for several years now, as a focus point for talking about ethical finance. Run by the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association, it has … Continue reading Take part in Good Money Sunday
It’s a tough time to be young – job prospects are shaky. Higher education is expensive. Home-owning is a pipe dream for many. After decades of progress, young people are … Continue reading Faith, love and intergenerational justice
Every year around this time, I find myself pondering one of the great questions of life: what to take with me to read on holiday? As I read a lot … Continue reading Dystopia and hope on the summer reading list
Many a parent has stood in the doorway of a child’s bedroom and wondered how it came to this. Toys spilling from boxes, drawers. Components of this mixed with elements … Continue reading How many toys do children need?
I often listen to podcasts while I’m walking down to my town centre workspace, or when out and about on errands. Although I’m careful with them and I try to … Continue reading What sustainable electronics might look like
Joy in Enough 