After 30+ years in the Collapse Avoidance Business, aka known as Sustainability, I have said goodbye to the buzz around it, now it‘s only white noise spreading hopium for the incumbents of ‚ever yeste...

We took out some time to visit a very special part of Germany, East Frisia, the space between the rivers Ems to the West, Weser to the East and the German Waddensea, where ebb and flood deliver pittor...

It is this deep feeling again: fulfillment, sudden quietness, deep breathing, and utter gratitude.

In the week that the UN through their environmental program confirmed that crossing the 1.5 degree global warming threshold is now ‚out of reach‘ and puts the most positive scenario at 1.8 degree, and...

How could this week’s Sunday Thought not be about the Tibet/Nepal flash flood, causing thousands dead (when the final numbers are out) and a whole valley destroyed, covered under thick mud, debris and...

So this is my Sunday Thought #200.

The current insanity of the world happenings, all at the same time right now, can create panic, a feeling of helplessness and overwhelming noise in your head.

This week’s total eclipse was the last one in my life in the region I live in.

The summer everywhere on this planet this year is brutal.

What will the four provocateurs cover? Find out here!

On Thursday I published my newest Lighthouse Keeper Newsletter, purposefully on World Overshoot Day, July 30, three days earlier than last year.

(Early posting due to actuality)

I just can’t get these pictures from our current visit to Copenhagen out of my mind.

When did you first have the idea that this World Football Championship stank?

It’s Friday evening, and I am sitting inside in front of a fan, trying to stand the heat.

I am still deeply under the influence of Thursday’s spiritual experience having walked up the track to the Briksdaal Glacier in Norway, part of a multi-week Scandinavia round trip that Alexandra and I...

I am ‚officially‘ on vacation.

For 12 years I am teaching ‚Authentic Sustainability (Measurement)‘ based on r3.0‘s story at the Erasmus University Impact Center.

As I turn 60 in a couple of days, and celebrating this with good friends, some of them in my life for decades, I am asking myself what’s left for me to do in the last quarter of my life (recognizing t...

Just Published TODAY Phenomenal Conversation #57 From Pioneering Sustainability to Bioregioning Nomad with Ralph Thurm In this interview Ralph Thurm shares why r3.0 the organisation he cofounded is w...

Each epoche in human history has its very unique language.

Is it too late for collapse avoidance? Conventional leadership often focuses on "avoiding" disaster, but certain experts suggest the window for avoidance closed decades ago. According to the Limits t...

What would it take humanity to set necessary steps towards Collapse Resilience, as the predicament humanity has made for ourselves cannot be solved.

Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a river-node city embedded in the Middle Danube watershed, functioning as a transition zone between upland forest catchments and lowland floodplain systems, situat...

Returning from the World Adaptation Forum in Budapest this week leaves me with another mourning episode in my journey towards collapse resilience.

Thanks to Omar Al Mamlouk for having me in his CORE Impact Podcast. We go deep into the ‘sustainability myth’ and get us mentally prepared for collapse resilience! Have a listen!

Many of us have been strongly and emotionally attached to the Artemis II mission around the moon and back in the last two weeks.

We don’t travel the whole time as Bioregional Nomads on the Road, but there’s always a next trip in the planning.

Triggered by a short exchange with my friend and colleague Philippe Arnez this week I was looking at two major statistics: The World Happiness Report Ranking and the country’s respective Earth Overshoot Day.

If you are traveling through the Netherlands these days, you can hardly overlook the multicolored fields of tulips in all its variations.

We’re back on the road again.

I’m so not impressed by all the whining about the fuel & gas price heights these days.

On Monday we had to let go of our beloved old Labrador lady Mila.

On Monday we had to let go of our beloved old Labrador lady Mila.

Just this week I realized again how lucky we at r3.0 are.

I always felt the attraction of Iran.

Check out my new Lighthouse Keeper Newsletter (#35). We are at a time of tough choices and Europe now needs to decide its posture going forward. So, Quo Vadis Europe? In addition I offer a Large Scale...