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Beyond Growth: Building A Wellbeing Economy Can Help Us Avoid Collapse

April 20, 2026 Gaya Herrington, Resilience. Create! collapse, Growth, Transformation, Wellbeing Economy

Why, despite all our innovative capabilities, do problems like poverty, hunger, and environmental destruction continue to plague humanity? Why, despite astonishing technological achievements in renewable energy and resource efficiency, is global fossil fuel use at an all time high – as is our ecological footprint? And why, despite being responsible for the majority of that footprint, has wellbeing in high-income countries been stagnant, if not declining, for decades? The answer is simple. Solving poverty, caring for the environment, or fostering wellbeing is not the ultimate goal of our current economic system. Its goal is growth.

Rethinking Resilience In A Time Of Polycrisis

April 9, 2026 Jem Bendell, Resilience. Strategize! Adaptation, collapse, Inflation, New Normal, Transformation

I’ve often said that a rising cost of living is the obvious way that most people will experience the creeping collapse of industrial consumer societies. In the decade prior to 2026, that was already happening due to market capture by monopolistic capital, corrupt monetary policies, and the damage to production from ecological depletion and climate destabilisation. Now it’s also happening due to avoidable conflicts, such as in Ukraine and the Gulf. That is not to downplay any one tragic situation; but by pointing to the rising prices which then necessitate a change in our living standards, emotional states, and life goals, I am trying to help more of us to see how collapse is not a sudden event in the future.

On Collapse And The Need For A Non-Bureaucratic Temporality

February 4, 2026 Yavor Tarinski, Resilience. Strategize! climate crisis, collapse, Local Assemblies, Transformation

How are we to think of the future? A future that by all accounts seem to be an uncertain one, to say the least.[2] This is a question of immense importance as no movement forward can be made without some degree of thought and planning. But to plan ahead is not that easy when immersed in a bureaucratic culture, shaped by capitalism and statecraft, that incentivizes people to be short-sighted due to the primacy of the profit-motive and the thirst for power. That’s why it is important to meditate on what prevents our societies from conducting a serious dialogue on what awaits us in the future, and what can be done to prepare for a potential societal and environmental collapse, provoked by the current dominant politico-economic system.

The Climate Briefing Britain Can’t Ignore

December 1, 2025 Monica Piccinini, The Canary. Organize! climate crisis, Climate Science, collapse, United Kingdom (UK)

On 27 November, the National Emergency Briefing on Climate & Nature took place at Central Hall Westminster, bringing together leading experts from climate science, national security, energy, food systems, health, and the economy. Their mission was to deliver a stark, science-led wake up call to politicians, business leaders, and the media of the accelerating threats facing the UK. The message left the room in no doubt: Britain isn’t ready for what’s coming. Naturalist and broadcaster Chris Packham opened the event with a stark warning: This beautiful little blue planet is where we will either learn to live in harmony with the environment or we will destroy ourselves and much of other life, too.

How The Commons Can Reach Working-Class Communities

June 24, 2025 Dave Darby, Grassroots Economic Organizing. Strategize! collapse, Empires, Sustainability, The Commons

All civilisations fall in the end. The Roman Empire is long gone, along with the ancient Greeks, Egyptians and Sumerians. Will the global civilisation of corporate capitalism buck the trend? Of course not, but how long does it have left? In such a complex system, it’s impossible to predict when there will be a sudden shift, but there’s good evidence that the process of breakdown has already begun. Damage to soils, water tables, forests, the oceans and climate is occurring alongside economic and political upheaval. No longer is this a theoretical matter about the distant future, but something we should be preparing for today. But how? I come at that question after decades working on ‘sustainable development’. During the 90s, I was doing that in Eastern Europe, but was dismayed that most saw corporate capitalism as the path to follow.

Climate Tipping Points Are Nearer Than You Think

December 12, 2023 James Dyke and David Armstrong McKay, Resilience. Educate! climate crisis, collapse, Report, Tipping point

It’s now almost inevitable that 2023 will be the warmest year ever recorded by humans, probably the warmest for at least 125,000 years. Multiple temperature records were smashed with global average temperatures for some periods well above 1.5°C. Antarctic sea ice loss is accelerating at frightening rates along with many other indicators of rapid climate change. Does this mean 2023 is the year parts of the climate tip into a much more dangerous state? Most people expect that if a system, like someone’s body, an ecosystem, or part of the climate system, becomes stressed, it’ll respond fairly predictably – double the pressure, double the impact, and so on.

New Study Finds The Gulf Stream Could Collapse Between 2025 And 2095

July 27, 2023 Cristen Hemingway Jaynes, EcoWatch. Educate! climate crisis, collapse, Extreme weather, Gulf Stream

The Gulf Stream is a strong current of warm water that flows from the Gulf of Mexico into the Atlantic Ocean, and runs from the East Coast of the United States across the Atlantic and north past Western Europe. Without the Gulf Stream, which is part of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a system of ocean currents that is vital to Earth’s climate, places like England would be much colder. A new study by Susanne Ditlevsen and Peter Ditlevsen, researchers with the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, has concluded that the AMOC is at risk of collapsing around mid-century, much earlier than scientists had previously thought.

The Eco Collapse We Were Warned About Has Begun

July 23, 2023 Jose Seoane, People's Dispatch. Educate! climate crisis, collapse, Environment, Extreme weather

In 2023, different climatic anomalies have been recorded that set new historical records in the tragic progression of climate change at the global level. Thus, in June, the surface temperature in the North Atlantic reached the maximum increase of 1.3 degrees Celsius with respect to preindustrial values. In a similar direction—although in lower values—the average temperature of the seas at the global level increased. On the other hand, the retraction of Antarctic ice reached a new limit, reaching the historical decrease of 2016, but several months earlier in the middle of the cold season. The combination of these records has led scientists who follow these processes to warn of the danger of a profound change in the currents that regulate temperature and life in the oceans and globally.

Study: Ecological Collapse Could Happen Much Sooner Than Expected

June 25, 2023 Cristen Hemingway Jaynes, EcoWatch. Educate! Amazon Rainforest, climate crisis, collapse, Tipping point

Without a doubt, the landscape of our planet is changing. Arctic sea ice is melting, rainforests are being razed for agriculture, deserts are expanding and meadows are appearing in places that have been covered in snow for thousands of years. In some parts of the world, tipping points have already been surpassed, and in others, the danger of that happening may come sooner than we might think. According to The Conversation, more than 20 types of ecosystem have already experienced “regime shifts” and more than 20 percent — including the Amazon rainforest — are on the precipice of it.

How The Rich Are Prepping For End Times, And Why

April 1, 2023 Lee Camp, Mintpress News. Resistance Report Class Struggle, collapse, wealth inequality, Wealthy Elites

The ultrarich are prepping for doomsday right now. France is on fire. The U.S. ruling elite and the mainstream media they own are avoiding reporting on it. The American rich want to exploit the workers more and more, and facing the wrath of the “common man and woman” is their greatest fear. So they have been increasingly coming up with ways to avoid the guillotines. The ruling class knows what’s coming: social instability caused by a combination of the climate crisis, banks failing, the soul-killing inequality of late-stage capitalism, and the impending dilution of the petrodollar. So what’s going on here?

America’s Fossil Fuel Economy Is Heading For Collapse

March 29, 2023 Nafeez Ahmed, Resilience. Strategize! Big Oil, collapse, Energy, Finance and the Economy, Oil and Gas

US oil production is about to peak, but the world is unprepared for the tremendous economic and political consequences. The only path through is energy and economic transformation. The global economy is currently teetering on the edge of a banking crisis. The IPCC has just released its final major report warning that global carbon emissions need to peak and decline immediately if we are to avoid plunging into dangerous global warming by breaching the 1.5C ‘safe limit’. And in recent weeks and months, industry leaders have announced that the US shale oil and gas revolution is over. Yet few if anyone is talking about why these things are happening at the same time, and what they really mean.

We Are Not The First Civilization To Collapse

August 16, 2022 Chris Hedges, Scheer Post. Educate! Archeology, Civilization, collapse, History, Illinois

I am standing atop a 100-foot-high temple mound, the largest known earthwork in the Americas built by prehistoric peoples. The temperatures, in the high 80s, along with the oppressive humidity, have emptied the park of all but a handful of visitors. My shirt is matted with sweat. I look out from the structure—known as Monks Mound — at the flatlands below, with smaller mounds dotting the distance. These earthen mounds, built at a confluence of the Illinois, Mississippi and Missouri rivers, are all that remain of one of the largest pre-Columbian settlements north of Mexico, occupied from around 800 to 1,400 AD by perhaps as many as 20,000 people.

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