In one of my course, I raise the issue of eating grapefruit in Sweden. When I put the course together, I wasn’t reading too much controversy into that issue because …

Thoughtful Actions Read More »

I recently listened to a podcast by a fellow minimalist mom who described her path to parenthood as one littered with anxiety. She describes how having children forces her to …

Moving passed a story of anxiety Read More »

I get easily impressed by other people’s actions in relation to climate change and environmental destruction. Just today I read about a guy’s non-violent activism with Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion. …

Right and wrong activism Read More »

When climate change makes it to the news, statistics aren’t far behind: 2020 was the hottest year ever recorded. There are now 415 ppm in the atmosphere which is almost …

Climate change – feeling guilt – caring action Read More »

I came across this Japanese proverb a while ago and it has become one of my favourites: “Vision Without Action is a Daydream, Action Without Vision is a Nightmare.” It’s …

Why you need A vision to solve the climate crisis Read More »

Sometimes the easiest way out is to blame the system we are in. It’s the economic system that is driving climate change. It’s the political system that makes political participation …

Being a victim doesn’t work anymore Read More »

“Experiencing climate grief is anticipatory which means to validate the loss future generations will be experiencing.” This statement is a statement of tremendous hope for me. It is the kind …

Climate grief and the responsibility to act Read More »