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4 lessons from climate history
Surprising learnings from a deep dive into a century of talking about climate change
Sep 16
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David Finnigan
August 2023
Two scenes from the climate era
Several short snapshots to celebrate the launch of something new
Aug 26
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David Finnigan
We don't like change
Are we more like crows or more like sparrows? Inventive intelligence vs Facebook nostalgia.
Aug 12
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David Finnigan
May 2023
Falling in love with microplastic
Real Housewives of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
May 6
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David Finnigan
February 2023
We've been here before
When a fifth of the world went underwater, we had to become something new in order to survive. Now, we have to do it again.
Feb 17
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David Finnigan
December 2022
The day after a shooting
Every shock that brings us close to death has three things in common.
Dec 19, 2022
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David Finnigan
November 2022
We gather strength as we go along
You've already, in the last years and decades, absorbed so much climate grief and loss - and you're still okay. Joy is coming, as well as pain.
Nov 8, 2022
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David Finnigan
September 2022
Climate finance and gaming net zero
Creating games to model the transition to a low carbon economy
Sep 19, 2022
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David Finnigan
August 2022
How to get your bearings in the age of confusion
Everything shifted in the late 2010s. Now we're in a new world, and it's crucial we reorient ourselves before we lose our way completely.
Aug 3, 2022
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David Finnigan
May 2022
How to fall in love with the world as it unravels
Things I learned as a taxi driver for injured wildlife
May 16, 2022
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David Finnigan
March 2022
A career built on failure
Why the arts will never succeed in communicating the truth of climate and global change
Mar 4, 2022
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David Finnigan
January 2022
When will the climate era end?
We try to make sense of who we are by dividing our lives into chapters. But chapters have ends - so when does this one conclude?
Jan 15, 2022
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David Finnigan
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