By Aneta Popiel The UN’s Climate Champions have dedicated the “built environment” as today’s theme during the COP26 climate conference,...

By James Cortada There has recently been a great deal of pushback and criticisms about how governments and corporations have performed in...

By Steve Hamm Bridge Street in Humboldt (early morning) Ten years ago, Humboldt, Kansas, was a lot like thousands of small towns across...

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A River Speaks is a short documentary film that explores a small river in Connecticut and, more broadly, the complex relationship between...

By Rose Diamond With COP26 in full swing in Glasgow, Scotland, I invite you to join me in these few pages to take a look at why it is...

By Gamelihle Sibanda Certified Biomimicry Professional Gamelihle Sibanda with a termite mound The climate change issue has become so big,...

By Bryony Bowman, Ian Abbott-Donnelly, R.. Peter Williams, and Jean-Francois Barsoum The rivers of Europe. Credit: Robert Szucs,...

By Colin Harrison Like air and water, food is essential to sustaining our lives. As such, it should be sold at very low cost, so that...

By James Cortada Tiny electrical grids supplying electricity are being set up by homeowners, businesses, and communities all over the...

By Simon Ratcliffe Wheat harvest in the US midwest (Credit Oklahoma State University) During recent days the British media is full of...

By Kevin Bygate The location of the concept of homelessness in a Kumu ontology map of the universe The UK government has designated...

By Stephen Hinton Is that feeling getting to you? You know, the one where you start to feel that our human civilization, with its 7.8...

Credit: Anders Hellberg By Prof. Peter Head CBR FREng As you arrive in Glasgow for the COP 26 meeting, you have an opportunity to grab a...

In an effort to awaken people to some of the crazy unsustainable stuff that we humans do, Pivot Projects has created a virtual museum,...

Colin Harrison, one of the founders of Pivot Projects, reflects back on the journey the group has taken and forward to our live and...

Pivot Projects will be hosting an event, It’s Time to Pivot, on Nov. 6 during the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland, as part...

By Steve Hamm The onrush of COVID-19 in March of 2020 was terrifying because of the speed of its spread and how little we knew about it....

Hip Hop and Storytelling on the theme of immigration, in New Haven, CT, USA.

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By Bill McKenna The image below is a link to a Kumu map. Through it, you can listen to excerpts from that conversation or the whole...

The world is awash with refugees, and this is just the beginning. Climate change is likely to create a global refugee crisis the likes of...

One of the Pivot Projects workstreams is considering the intersection of artificial intelligence and mysticism. Turns out they might be...

Developer Bruce Becker is saving the iconic Pirelli building in New Haven and making it an icon of sustainability.

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Sea level rise is coming, and it's going to impact everybody who lives in a tidal zone. This short video tells how Jonathan Waters and...

I'm Steve Hamm, the self-appointed chronicler of Pivot Projects. I explained my own journey as an environmentalist, the journey of Pivot...

Co-authored by John Alderdice For decades, scientists have been warning of the dangers of climate change, but the masses don’t seem to be...

Ever since Damian Costello, head of Pivot Projects’ Economics, Law, and Politics workstream, coined the term Cellular Economy, I have...

In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, there’s a chance for society to pivot toward a more sustainable and resilient future

How to Organize without Leaders? The question what kind of movement is needed, to save our planet from industrial destruction, is...

We humans love our rivers. We love to walk along them, sit beside them, fish in them, swim in them, skate on their frozen surfaces, write...

Pivot Projects is pleased to recognise the fifth anniversary on 12 December 2020 of the Paris Agreement in which 196 Parties committed to...

I have studied this question in the context of cities for several years. I will present my thoughts about this work

A conversation with Peter Head 7th October 2020 12:00 EST In 2008 I was working for Arup and spending a lot of time in China. It was the...

New collective, Pivot Projects, to help policy makers solve global issues caused by COVID-19, using SparkBeyond AI-powered problem-solving

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