Why so much is going wrong at the same time
Thomas Homer-Dixon
Vox
The world is in a polycrisis generated by novel and unprecedented conditions.
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The world is in a polycrisis generated by novel and unprecedented conditions.
Why so much is going wrong at the same time Read More »
Polycrisis.org: A hub for a the polycrisis community to converge on priorities for research and action.
A hub for the growing polycrisis community Read More »
We need to overcome our fixation on wildfire triggers, and acknowledge the importance of underlying causes.
‘Trigger fixation’ and trauma in the midst of global wildfires Read More »
Leaders should pay far more attention to underlying crisis stresses; they are ultimately far more important than trigger events.
Let’s avoid ‘trigger fixation’ Read More »
The importance of hope that is “honest” and grounded the best scientific understanding of the polycrisis.
Plenty of reason for hope, if we work together for change Read More »
A backlash against the “polycrisis” neologism is well underway, but the polycrisis idea can motivate urgent scientific investigation into the architecture of global crisis interaction.
Earth’s polycrisis is no mere illusion Read More »
The debate around polycrisis is largely a question of whether we really understand the mess we’re in.
Polycrisis: Why we must turn this meme into a big Idea Read More »
Amid a global polycrisis, what can be done to turn a cascade of crises into a “virtuous cascade” of success.
How do we turn a cascade of crises into a cascade of successes? Read More »
A call for a National Dialogue on Canada’s Futures to help Canada face the emerging global polycrisis.
Hope and Canada’s futures: Resilience in a polycrisis Read More »
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Today’s mess is best understood as a global polycrisis—a term which implies that humanity is dealing with a complex knot of seemingly distinct but actually deeply entangled crises.
What happens when a cascade of crises collide? Read More »