Essays
Who is "We"?
On the abuse of an annoying pronoun
Essays
Aesthetic of Rigor
On the appearance of credibility
Essays
Reflections on the Voluntary Carbon Market
Takeaways from a few years in a strange industry
Essays
Nature, Climate, or Justice
Occasionally in harmony, often at odds
Papers
What Is Man That Thou Art Mindful of Him?
Catholic Social Teaching's Anthropological Response to Artificial Intelligence
Podcasts
Candice Ammori on Community Building, Climate Tech, and Accepting Reality
"Capitalism in its current form will not survive both AI and climate change."
Podcasts
Grant Mulligan on Absurdism, Wildlife Biology, and Positive-Sum Environmentalism
"Zero-sum thinking says if we let anything get built, we've lost nature for good. Positive-sum thinking lets human ingenuity and nature's resilience work together in innovative ways."
Podcasts
Silas Mähner on Catholicism, Climate Tech Recruiting, and Stewarding Earth
"I believe that we're given certain skills for ourselves, but the things we do are meant to give back to others and bring them to God."
Podcasts
Max Joshua on Space Science, Methane Monitoring, and LGBTQ+ Advocacy
"We're connected to each other and to the world in ways which are somewhat inexplicable by science. There is more than just science. There's more than just thinking."
Podcasts
Heidi Steltzer on Earth Science, Mysticism, and Theology
"The solution can't only be in the material world. It has to include other ways of knowing and being, a reintegration of the magical, the mystical, the divine."
Essays
Photosynthesis or Photovoltaics?
Why environmentalists sue renewable energy projects
Podcasts
Will Clayton on Christianity, Carbon Markets, and Purpose
"My mission is to surrender to God and trust his plan. To seek freedom in the love and grace of Jesus. To ask the Holy Spirit for the help I need. To glorify God by living according to my principles."