The resilience imperative is here
Extreme weather can hit anyone, anytime, anywhere, as revealed in this brief rundown of climate stories from around the world.
Category: SDGs 1-17
In the saiga, the saga to tell
Not just the disaster they lived, but more inspiringly, the hope therein for us, that we may adapt to the change and embrace the truth (though it helps to tell it creatively). So bring it on.
What delicious picture of resilience can your imagination paint?
Need inspiration? Find it in the world’s 2,000+ Transition communities, today a huge part of the ultimate solution. The reasons are sure to surprise.
Series of resilience-funding reports leave Puerto Rico naked, unless this man steps up
The $94 billion would solve immediate needs but fail to prepare the island for the catastrophic climate the latest science says is coming in 15-20 years
The Earth shifted a bit more in TX
Date: April 21. Setting: EarthX event in Dallas. Moment: Climate Resilient Cities Symposium. And adaptation revealed itself in more radars than you think.
‘We can’t come get you’ and the resilience power of people networks
Peoples of the world: unite! Well, at least get to know one another, build social bonds, collaborate, participate, all known drivers of resilience. Two powerful platforms can help lead the way.
The equity lens and its surprising scope
In Boston, a new CRO focuses on it. In Bangkok, the only focus will be on it. The Paris Agreement hangs in the balance because of it. And we’re reminded of a report that shows how to tackle it.
It begins with Appendix C16
The resilience revolution requires a communications revolution. A recent paper sets the table. Here’s what practitioners and supporters must do now to change the world.
