Trying to encourage social change can be a frustrating endeavour, and the dominant focus on symptoms and flimsy feel good issues can be draining.
Social Distortion And Continuing Against The Odds To Strive For Change
Big Tech Censorship – Is it bad?
Big tech censorship, have they gone too far or is this the price we pay for having the technology which allows instant global communication?
We Need To Fix the Time Person of the Year
Time awarded a couple U.S. politicians person of the year for 2020. At Social Rebirth we feel that is absolute garbage so we are going to fix it for Time.
Environmental Sustainability and Our Consumer Economy
With the increasing need for our global society to focus on environmental sustainability we are faced with coming to terms with the high cost of our consumer society on the biosphere. This task is made ever more difficult because the
The Way Out of Global Decline
We are a species in crisis, broad ecological decline is impacting negatively on global biodiversity. Our climate altered, a result of increased atmospheric greenhouse gasses has produced a warming planet driving an escalation in the instances of extreme weather events.
A Third Global Coral Bleaching Event in Four Years Leaves Our Future Under Threat
Out of sight, without fanfare, below the waves the planet’s corals are dying. Coral reef after reef around the world succumbing to warming waters as a result of changing climate, decimating habitat for sea life. The entire web of life
Overpopulation; Food for Thought
This article about overpopulation is published in our digital magazine Latent Axiom, get a copy for $3.50 au here to read more like it. Earth overshoot day fell on the 29th of July in 2019,[1] since 1970 when the date
The Future Farm is Vertical
In the area of eleven per cent of our human family is currently suffering as a result of undernourishment, eight hundred twenty one million people or approximately one in nine globally end each day hungry. While the number of hungry
Why Blaming The 100 Worst Polluters is A Mistake
The blame game has reared its ugly head yet again, but the focus has moved from Bankers after the financial crisis to blaming polluters.
The Conversation We Don’t Have But Desperately Need
The process of refining our social approach has provided our species with prodigious intellectual and technical advances.