Can Litigation Change the Course of Climate Change?
This is our series about using the law to make the changes we seek.
Tag Archives: climate action
Suing for Change: Can Litigation Save the Planet?
The series about using the law to make permanent changes continues with this second episode.
Leaning on the Law
A few months ago, I read an article in the Guardian newspaper about how a group of older women in Switzerland had taken that country to court over the high carbon emissions in the air. The women argued that their rights to privacy and family life were being breached because they were particularly vulnerable to […]
Can Legal Action Drive Lasting Change in Climate Policy?
This is the beginning of a new series about using the law to make permanent changes.
It’s Our Cynicism, Silly
We complete the series about masterful communication with some powerful observations and a recap of the actions steps we can take.
The Difference Between Being Nice and Being Kind
The art of Masterful Communication and the difference between nice and kind.
HO’OPONOPONO
It was during that course that I learned a fantastic technique for forgiveness. Forgiveness is an underrated characteristic we humans could learn to cultivate much more. It has nothing to do with religion or self-sacrificing beliefs. It has everything to do with making peace, finding closure, or removing the bones of contention we needlessly hold […]
Masterful Communication: The Crucial Element
Host Charlene Norman discusses the pivotal role of communication within the climate change makers community.
Rethinking Business Practices for a Better Future
The final episode in the deep dive into Degrowth.
The Degrowth Dilemma: Unraveling the Paradox of Prosperity and Sustainability
Part Two of the deep dive into the concept of Degrowth