Archive - Bank of Nature

A prose, is a prose, is a prose

Parsing SCOTUS textualists, the Chevron Deference… and Gertrude Stein

Jul 8 •

June 2024

Amending a choice by Justice Samuel Putnam with two climate sentences

Jun 16 •

Just 1.23% of all humans have dibs on $20 trillion that defines the future

Jun 13 •

May 2024

The unprecedented audacity of ‘kind’ money

Moolah’s unironic redemption as the doula of climate security

May 11 •

April 2024

The climate crisis is an eviction notice

Revisiting nature as a bank and Bank of Nature

Apr 1 •

March 2024

Climate ideas sketched in 17 syllables

Haiku, syllogism and golden joinery

Mar 31 •

Investing in Forever

An interview with Ian Edwards and Tim MacDonald at Bank of Nature

Published on Dispatches From a Crowded Planet • Mar 30

Built Ford rough

The dominant progress legacy and its climate fall out

Mar 7 •

Melting climate policy to melt glaciers

The either-or mismatch of policy, reality and the role of government in a climate crisis. Again

Mar 3 •

February 2024

Moving violations causing climate detours

Ignorance is no defense when breaking the rules of the road

Feb 21 •

January 2024

You want to sue the world for its betrayal of trust

We have a legal strategy that allows you to do kinda that

Jan 23 •

Fealty to the abnormal

Accepting contradictions that define a climate impasse

Jan 19 •

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