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After Babel

By Jon Haidt

Using moral psychology to explain why so much is going wrong

Invisible Women

By Caroline Criado Perez

Keeping up with the gender data gap (and whatever else takes my fancy).

The Adiba Sp*t

By D Adiba

D Adiba chapters from The Wrong Way to Wright - Part 1

Excerpts from Pocket Observatory

By Meg Conley

Hi! I’m Meg Conley. I write about the intersection of capitalism, culture and care work at Pocket Observatory. Select essays are republished to Substack. If you'd like to receive my official (FREE) newsletter, subscribe here + I'll take care of the rest!

The Sweater Problem

By Phil McDuff

A newsletter exploring the unaskable questions in British politics.

The Climate Abundant Life

By Anthony Signorelli

Living Well With Climate Solutions

Harry's Last Stand Newsletter

By John M Smith

Survival, socialism, cancer and left wing politics for all with a dash of humour.

Real, raw and crucial reflections on democracy, social history and the well-being of all citizens who are unshielded by extraordinary and unusual wealth.

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The Crucial Years

By Bill McKibben

Working on Winning the Climate Fight

Uncharted Territories

By Tomas Pueyo

Understand the world of today to prepare for the world of tomorrow: AI, tech; the future of democracy, energy, education, and more

Field Guide to the Anthropocene

By Jason Anthony

A weekly essay/newsletter on the transformed Earth - as it is, as it was, and as it might be - that promises thoughtful, well-researched writing and a dose of pessimistic optimism.

Volts

By David Roberts

A newsletter, podcast, & community focused on the technology, politics, and policy of decarbonization. In your inbox once or twice a week.

Volts offers top class climate journalism on every aspect of the energy transition. I tend to listen to the podcast versions which are also available off Substack. David Roberts is honest, experienced and you can trust him to be measured, curious and to resist his own biases in his interviews. In other words, you're in safe hands. This is one of the podcasts I recommend most.

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Tomas Pueyo

Understand the world, where it's going, and what to do about it: coronavirus, AI, future of work, cryptocurrencies, business growth, and self-improvement

HEATED

By Emily Atkin

A newsletter for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis.