To achieve true environmental sustainability, society must look beyond decarbonization and toward more holistic approaches, says environmental anthropologist Dr. Peter Sutoris. 🔗:undark.org/2024/04/11/opi…

The notion of nature having an intrinsic value might exist in philosophy classrooms but not in mainstream legal, political, and economic systems, writes Dr. Peter Sutoris. "Achieving sustainability requires confronting these uncomfortable truths." bit.ly/4aYWkq3

"Environmental sustainability cannot be engineered, either. Like peace, it is a social and political challenge," writes Dr. Peter Sutoris. thebulletin.org/2024/04/the-pr…

🛰 Throughout history, human societies have relied on technological progress to solve their challenges. Dr. Peter Sutoris for Undark Magazine, now on Worldcrunch worldcrunch.com/green/doughnut…

Bring it on! ✊ "A new kind of politics is brewing here... The new breed of protesters, walkers, campers, foragers and wild swimmers are at the heart of it all. “We need people to be intertwined with the land like brambles in the bushes.”theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

A new research paper out today in Social Movement Studies about a network of activist-run "schools for life" (jeevanshalas) in India. What does activism-inspired education look like on the ground? Available open-access! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Finally put up my staff page at the University of Leeds -- and always open to new doctoral students applications. For current projects, see environment.leeds.ac.uk/see/staff/1261…

Happy to share that I will be based at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature in Kyoto, Japan, in September - December, as a visiting fellow, working on cross-cultural applicability of future design. Looking forward to connecting with colleagues in Japan and beyond!

New article today out in The Conversation about deep time, education and the environmental crisis. theconversation.com/education-in-t…

Beautiful words. But they still don't come close. gatescambridge.org/about/news/tri…