The Pointillist #5
In this week's edition, a focus on systems thinking and the social dimensions of transitions, including obstructionism, inequality, backlash, supply chain solidarity, regenerative agriculture, and more. Anyone familiar
In this week's edition, a focus on systems thinking and the social dimensions of transitions, including obstructionism, inequality, backlash, supply chain solidarity, regenerative agriculture, and more. Anyone familiar
In this week's edition, a selection of new reports and charts that coincided with COP30. This includes charts on emissions and climate ambition, the economics of adaptation, just
These are my reflections on COP30, the first climate COP that I have attended. I would like to thank the Toha Network for supporting my travel, Brazil's Ministry
In this week's edition, the dilemmas of digital sovereignty, the gaps in demand-side policy for climate change, a new framing of batteries that historicizes their importance, and more.
In this week's edition, the S-curve in climate policy, steps forward and backward in net-zero transitions, the politics of insurance, and the self-reinforcing feedbacks of economic inequality and
Welcome to the first edition of The Pointillist, a quick-fire collage of new reports, links, insights, journal articles, charts, and other things that caught my attention in recent weeks. Enjoy!
How do you make a person, or organisation, invest in climate adaptation? One approach – and an approach we valorize in liberal societies – is to give reasons to act. That is,
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