Treks07 January

A lesson on the relative meaning of failure, on empathy and imagination

I found this video of J. K. Rowling’s 2008 commencement speech at Harvard via a Tweet from @marshallroberts. I happened to have spent most of the afternoon thinking about the violence that is corrupting humanness, causing unimaginable suffering, besides taking human lives in Congo. More »

Treks21 May

Brazil delays enabling legislation on climate change

Sergio Abranches

After a fast-track approval of the climate change bill, its enabling legislation is deadlocked at the Civil Household.  More »

Treks28 April

iPhone and iPad as tools for sustainability

Sergio Abranches

Connectivity as a driver of change and a tool to promote sustainability. More »

Treks26 January

Brazil still has to enable climate change law

After approving the climate change law the Brazilian government now has yet to approve the rules that will allow its enactment.

Sergio Abranches More »

COP15, Treks05 January

Twitter meets climate change

Wandering across the corridors formed by the long tables in the Bella Center’s Media Center, I could see that most of the journalists there were using Twitter.

Sergio Abranches More »

Treks01 December

Climate change and global health security

Humans are today a major factor of global warming and climate change. Humans are also victims of radical environmental changes. Both statements are true and correlated. They mark the complex interactions between humans an the environment. The issue that most directly reflects these interactions is health.

Sergio Abranches More »