Resilience Intelligence as a foundation for future wellbeing
The Resilience Intel Charter was released during an event in San Francisco, on September 12, 2018, during the Global Climate Action Summit. Its purpose was to establish foundational guidelines for a diverse, decentralized, global effort to develop actionable insights for reducing climate-related risk and supporting…
Keep readingEarth system data will shape markets
Nearly all areas of human activity are lacking adequate embedded desision-related insights about the health and stability of Earth system functions, relative to products, services, and living conditions. This creates risks, operational inefficiencies, and costs, that race through whole economies and undermine human security…
Keep readingInfuse Climate Progress into Existing Services
A policy note from Earth Civics, from the June 2026 Resilient Prosperity Forum debrief on midyear climate change negotiations The most significant factor in determining whether climate policies turn into real-world benefits is their ability to support everyday economic activities. “Mainstreaming” is the process of…
Keep readingJobs vs. AI – how to avoid a dystopian future
Artificial intelligence (AI) poses three main threats to human health and wellbeing: Hyperagentic interference is preventable Hyperagentic interference is the extreme scenario, but it is already happening. Reporting around the planning for military strikes against Iran suggests some targeting decisions were made by AI…
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What to measure in the Age of Risk
Fast-paced change disrupts trusted features of our living reality, and creates risks where we did not previously expect to see them. In the early 21st century, we are witnessing planetary systems and everyday technologies disrupted and evolving at speeds with which political processes and cultural norms cannot keep pace. We are living in the Age…
Prosperity vs. financial data: A struggle for the future
Money is a proxy; it carries meaning, without being bound to any one purpose. When money changes hands, the exchange reflects what people involved in the exchange value, and implicitly, it reflects the wider landscape of value considerations in a society. When money is too scarce for most people, that signals a societal failure to…
