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@Buildresilience

We support building community resilience as a hopeful and practical response to multiple emerging ecological and social challenges.

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resilience.org > stories > 2026-09-10 > climatological-limits-to-livestock-a-plea-for-plant-based-diets

Climatological limits to livestock: A plea for plant-based diets

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1013+ words) By Keith Akers, originally published by CASSE There isn’t any specific scientific consensus on the precise impact of livestock on the climate. It is a contentious issue, partly because it’s so difficult to measure. We can say, however, that the…...


resilience.org > stories > 2026-09-10 > smoky-skies-and-freight-trains-sign-of-the-times-of-extinction

'Smoky Skies and Freight Trains': Sign of the times of extinction

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (23+ words) ‘Smoky Skies and Freight Trains’: Sign of the times of extinction resilience.org By Rob Lewis, originally published by The Climate According to Life...


resilience.org > stories > 2026-08-31 > indigenous-women-already-have-the-climate-solutions

Indigenous women already have the climate solutions - resilience

2+ week, 9+ hour ago   (576+ words) “I didn’t enter activism through theory,” explained activist Hillary Semeyan Lenantoiye in an email. “I entered through lived experience.” “Indigenous communities already have the solutions,” she wrote in an email to Waging Nonviolence. “They just need to be trusted, empowered…...


resilience.org > stories > 2026-08-25 > the-australian-oyster-reef-revival

The Australian oyster reef revival

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (369+ words) By Gennaro Tomma, originally published by Hakai Magazine “It’s hard to imagine the scale of the reefs that were lost,” says Dominic McAfee, a marine ecologist at Australia’s University of Adelaide. Worse still, McAfee adds that “with the loss of…...


resilience.org > stories > 2026-08-24 > inside-the-struggle-to-dismantle-americas-greenhouse-gas-data

Inside the struggle to dismantle America’s greenhouse gas data

3+ week, 10+ hour ago   (1648+ words) By Rachel Santarsiero, Ashley Braun, originally published by DeSmog Blog At a private trade group meeting in 2023, one energy analyst said the revised methane rule would be a “major PR headache” for oil and gas companies. “How do we even…...


resilience.org > stories > 2026-08-18 > the-uns-roadmap-for-eradicating-poverty-cannot-survive-reality

The UN's 'Roadmap for Eradicating Poverty' cannot survive reality

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (727+ words) By William E. Rees, originally published by William E Rees on Substack How can we address poverty and inequality emergencies without seeing economic growth as the precondition for progress? De Schutter and some other contributors recently summarized their rationale and goals…...