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Why we need more practical idealists in the age of climate change
“The difficulty lies not in the new ideas, but in escaping from the old ones” John Mayard Keynes Idealism is described in the Cambridge dictionary as “the belief that your ideals can be achieved, often when this does not seem likely to others.” Being an idealist requires resilience and determination – two useful qualities in … Continue reading “Why we need more practical idealists in the age of climate change”
A Reset for Unprecedented Times
Maria Zambrano* lives in the highlands of Ecuador’s Cotacachi Canton, home to two of the world’s 36 internationally recognized biodiversity hots pots. It is also home to a people fiercely committed to their own social and environmental well-being. Zambrano is an Indigenous Ecuadorian of the Kichwa people. Sitting at a café in Cotacachi, the seamstress is … Continue reading “A Reset for Unprecedented Times”
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