Nadine Storey and John Foster review and discuss ideas in Dougald Hine's latest book 'At Work in the Ruins'

https://greenhousethinktank.org/at-work-in-the-ruins/
https://greenhousethinktank.org/beyond-the-fish-tank/

#climateemergency #planetaryboundaries #fishtankearth #greenread #bookreview #Atworkintheruins

“Here you live by deadlines. Where I come from, we live by lifelines.”

To mark the publication of:
‘At Work in the Ruins: Finding Our Place in the Time of Science, #Climate Change, Pandemics & All the Other Emergencies’ by Dougald Hine.

An evening with Dougald Hine (co-founder of the #DarkMountain Project), Alastair McIntosh, Caroline Ross and Dougie Strang.
Centre for Human Ecology CHE, #Glasgow, February 2023.

#DougaldHine #SoilAndSoul #CarryingTheFire #AtWorkInTheRuins
https://youtu.be/8fIpIkkKv0w

At A Climate Conversation at @norwichartscentre with Wd Gillespie, Dougald Hine, Rupert Read & Charlotte Du Cann - linked to launch of Dougald’s book #AtWorkInTheRuins and for #TheGreatHumbling podcast.

With @lzsl today I'm helping Dougald Hine & out by opening space to work on a question based on his new book “At Work In The Ruins” - whoever comes is the right people but there are a few on the guest list that I’m particularly excited about spending the afternoon with.

The theme is “What do infrastructures of care look like in a world beyond modernity?” which I’m translating in my head to “How are we going to look after each other after the end of the world (as we know it)?”

We’ve got people from the arts, health care and faith groups coming together and I hope it will be a good prototype for other conversations for other parts of society that need to think about the issues in the book.

As it’s a private group, among friends of friends, it will be interesting to me to see how we negotiate the tension between openness and discretion: how do you get the benefits of open conversation and reporting, while respecting privacy? We shall see!

#AtWorkInTheRuins

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