Clean Energy Not So Clean, Time to Restrict Consumption Too
We have no choice in the matter: the world must act to combat the climate crisis. However, the economic cost...
Politics
Breakfast with Chad: Posthumanism – Fair Observer
Recognizing that Chad’s range of knowledge far exceeds my own, especially given that I don’t make much of an effort...
Climate Change Is Now a Defense Matter
Given the secrecy typically accorded to the military and the inclination of government officials to skew data to satisfy the...
What Jakarta Climate Change Lawsuit Means for the Future
Climate change is causing havoc around the world. Therefore, many countries are starting to tackle it. Indonesia is one of...
The Struggles of Being a ‘Neither’ in the Entertainment Industry
I have been a US citizen for more than 35 years. I emigrated from India to the US – legally...
US Emergency Departments Are Overstretched and Doctors Burned Out
In recent months, emergency departments across the United States have been brought to their knees. A problem that became highlighted...
Digital democracy in Indonesia: an Asian Giant in Constant Transformation
The world over, new technologies are transforming our societies and, in particular, the practice of politics. Politicians increasingly circumvent the...
Is (Green) Diplomacy the Only Way Forward Now?
As President Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping arrived on the resort island of Bali, Indonesia, for their November...
New European Regulation Forces Finance to Up its ESG Game
Europe has introduced a new set of rules for the financial sector focused on sustainability, social and environmental change. The...
When Sustainable Development Goalkeepers Fail To Make A Stop
The recent Goalkeepers Report spearheaded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has called for a “change of approach” in...
