Short Structured Biography Full Name: David Robert Loy Date of Birth: 1947 Nationality: American Profession: Scholar, Zen teacher, and author Areas of Expertise: Buddhist philosophy, social and [...] Read more

In this Our Changing Climate climate change video essay, I look at how we end consumerism. Specifically, I unpack how degrowth and ecosocialism can work in tandem to stop consumerism and [...] Read more

Maurie Cohen, Associate Professor and Director of the Program in Science, Technology, and Society at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, discusses how cultural and economic trends are laying the [...] Read more

Author: John R. Ehrenfeld Publisher: Yale University Press Year: 2008 Full Reference: Ehrenfeld, J. R. (2008). Sustainability by Design: A Subversive Strategy for Transforming Our Consumer Culture. [...] Read more

Buddhism teaches that to become happy, greed, ill-will, and delusion must be transformed into their positive counterparts: generosity, compassion, and wisdom. The history of the West, like all [...] Read more

(By David Loy) Ecodharma is a relatively new word, and its meaning is by no means fixed. The term combines the teachings of Buddhism and related spiritual traditions (dharma) with ecology or [...] Read more

Wim Naudé is a professor of Economics at several universities. His work covers the intersection of Political Economy, International Trade, Entrepreneurship, Exponential Technologies, and Artificial [...] Read more

Bridget Kimsey brings forward the wisdom of the elders of the native tribes of North America. Bridget has her roots and beginnings in learning and working with the Native elders, as a registered [...] Read more

Dr. William E. Rees is the scientific pioneer of the quantification of "overshoot", through his notion of our Ecological Footprint, the best global indicator of the way and the degree the human [...] Read more