The Doughnut Economics Action Lab released a new guide for cities and regions that want to implement Doughnut Economics, which includes 12 interesting case studies from places like Glasgow, Grenoble, Brussels, Barcelona, & Cornwall that have implemented Doughnut Economics.
The Guardian published an interesting interactive map that shows the projected European population growth, or lack thereof, without migration by the year 2100, based on Eurostat projections.
Eliza Daley published a thought-provoking piece about building resilience in preparation for a coming contraction in globalisation supply-chains by building a root cellar.
The Hope & Courage Collective produced a useful guide with examples on how to converse with someone that holds far-right views, with the hope of bringing them towards a compassionate world-view.
A SmartLab project in Limerick that installed air sensors in 70 buildings found that humidity readings were 60% over the threshold more than half the time. This RTÉ article includes recommendations on how to reduce indoor dampness.
The EPA published a fascinating review of climate attitudes conducted by researchers at DCU. The work reviewed 4610 studies on climate attitudes, which were then filtered down to 66 studies that were analysed using the Bronfenbrenner person-centred bioecological systems model. The results show that trust in institutions and the beliefs of one's social circle influence one's attitudes to climate change.