Spencer Glendon’s writings on the intersection of climate and culture
In an unstable climate, choosing good targets is more valuable than having precise aim.
In an unstable climate, choosing good targets is more valuable than having precise aim.
The recent past has undue power in shaping our approach to the future. There are better ways to move ahead.
On stubborn problems in a world of distractions
Why “How much will climate change cost?” is a question that economic models cannot answer well
Why investors should be placing less emphasis on forecasts and more on dynamic scenarios in a changing climate
Why fostering local connections is essential to addressing the climate crisis
Why we often do not see the choices we’re making or understand that we could choose differently
How the wisdom of orchards can help us all live better in a changing climate