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od 3 grudnia 2021
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If planetary diplomacy is to work, we can't represent the planet's interests until we understand how the planet actually works. From various different disciplines we have come to understand that Earth is more a single, interconnected system rather than a collection of separate parts. This…

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Lawyers, scholars, and policy makers are increasingly coming to recognize the right to a healthy environment as an essential human right – but is that enough to protect the environment itself? Can we protect nature by protecting humans' rights to nature, or do we need a new, eco-centric approa…
In the previous episode, we explored how questioning anthropocentrism could help us better understand not just other species, but humanity itself. But what if we broadened our perspective beyond the biological? What would it mean to recognize the agency, rights, and personhood of rivers, mountains,…
As humans, we tend to see ourselves at the top of a natural hierarchy — the most intelligent and successful species on Earth. What if that conviction isn't just wrong, but also dangerous? In this episode of our season on planetary diplomacy, we sat down with Christine Webb, a primatologist and…
What do we mean when we talk about the planetary? Why not just use familiar terms like global or international?  For the first episode of our new season on planetary diplomacy, we sat down with Jonathan Blake, Associate Director of Programs at the Berggruen Institute, to define our terms.  Jonathan…
What would it mean to create a new form of diplomacy, one that represents the interests of the more-than-human world?  Welcome to Season 3 of Tectonic, where we’ll be exploring an idea we call planetary diplomacy.  This season is part of the Planetary Embassy, a global initiative across the Swissne…
Massachusetts and Switzerland both often rank near the top of state and country innovation rankings. Key to this success are innovation zones, and none is more influential than Kendall Square – a small strip of former swampland in Cambridge, just across the river from Boston. These days it’s home t…
Switzerland famously lacks natural resources, especially wood. To build its modern economy, the mountainous country came to rely heavily on concrete – and today has become a world leader in the concrete industry. But the building material has come under heavy scrutiny for its carbon footprint. Conc…
The problems of the globe are also the problems of our major cities, especially post-industrial ones: environmental damage, economic inequality, public health crises. Can we solve these problems one city at a time, through renewal and innovation? We talk with Katie Stebbins, who has spent her caree…
As our global population continues to expand, and developing societies grow wealthier, our food supply is being stretched thin. In particular, global demand for meat continues to rise – and with it the stress on our land and freshwater ecosystems. One new technology being touted as a future solutio…
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