The Earthbound Report
Good lives on our one planet. Whether we like it or not, we have one planet. Despite the best intentions of .com billionaires, this is our only home. Earth is the one place we know that supports life. It is from this dust that we emerged, and to this dust that we will return. We are earthbound.
We should live as if we intend to stay.
How will make ourselves a lasting home on this one planet, in ways that provide a fair share to every human being? How will we do that without destroying non-human life, or disrupting the earth’s systems that we depend on?
This is the challenge that humanity faces in the 21st century, and the central theme of The Earthbound Report.
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