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Top Resilience News

UK to Issue 10-Year Industrial Strategy Aimed at Boosting Growth

UK Economy · West Yorkshire

UK to Issue 10-Year Industrial Strategy Aimed at Boosting Growth

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

Ending the Independent Contractor Debate

New York State · New York

Ending the Independent Contractor Debate

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

It’s time for state and federal lawmakers to embrace a portable benefits model, which will both preserve the flexibility of gig work and protect individual workers Over the past decade or more, in conjunction with the rise of the gig economy, a growing debate has arisen about how to classify American workers. Specifically, sectors that […]See the Story

Why do we not recognize that a river is alive?

Why do we not recognize that a river is alive?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The question isn’t “is a river alive?” It is why do we not recognize that a river is alive?Read Article

Swimming in a river of change

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Increasing self-provisioning by communities take chunks of our lives out of the market and will at the same time lead to less consumption and less emissions as self-provisioning reduces the time available for salaried work and thereby shrinks the economy and human demands on ecosystems.Swimming Read Article

Declaration on Autonomy, Radical Democracy and Self Determination

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Across the world, grounded practices of radical democracy and autonomy demonstrate alternative models of politics, economy, and society—rooted in solidarity, reciprocity, and mutual aid among humans and the more-than-human world.Economy Read Article

Agrihouse: The farm building agricultural resilience in central Italy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

At the moment Agrihouse’s focus is on building small, cost-effective ponds to capture and store water, creating a replicable model that other small farms can adopt. In doing so, the farm aims to become a hub for sustainable development in Italy, supporting farmers ready to transition toward regenerative and agroecological practices, while providing a real-world example of what ecosystem restoration can look like.Italy · Italy Read Article

So many moving pieces

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

I hope this tour through science and economics and politics has been helpful in some way—you can see why I sometimes despair, not just of the future but even of my own ability to get across what’s happening in the present. I think I’ve been at this so long that I have a better sense than most of how all those moving pieces interact, but there are so many pieces and they’re now moving so fast.Economy Read Article

Connor Leahy — Algorithmic Cancer: Why AI Development Is Not What You Think

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In this episode, Nate is joined by Artificial Intelligence developer and researcher, Connor Leahy, to discuss the rapid advancements in AI, the potential risks associated with its development, and the challenges of controlling these technologies as they evolve.Artificial Intelligence Read Article

Mulberries in the Rain: Excerpt

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Plants, like music and food, feed our culture. They create our community; they are our community, and this book offers a model for how to build both plant and human communities.Plants Read Article

How Academics Are Pushing Back on the For-Profit Academic Publishing Industry

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

These scholars are fighting the rampant exploitation and high article processing charges in traditional academic publishing.Read Article

The 10 Core Myths Still Taught in Business Schools

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In this week’s Frankly, Nate identifies 10 myths being taught in business schools today, and the massive implications these misconceptions hold for society.Read Article

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