Published inAge of AwarenessProphet Song by Paul LynchDystopian fiction has become a difficult read for me at this stage of my life. The hopelessness and suffering depicted in these stories…Sep 25Sep 25
Love and Other Thought ExperimentsThere are several books that are often categorized as ‘genre-bending,’ but this one should be the gold standard to judge whether the term…Jul 2Jul 2
Carbon Market : It Works!!Carbon markets, often used to describe the trade of carbon credits (mostly trade of voluntary carbon credits), is one of the least…May 11May 11
Climate Action — Slow and InadequateAs I interact with people who are not immersed in the climate discourse, it is surprising that they believe that there is ‘too’ much focus…May 4May 4
Wanting: The Power of Mimetic Desire in Everyday Life by Luke Burgis“Ultimately, it is the desire, not the desired, that we love.” ― Friedrich NietzscheApr 2Apr 2
Two decades of bloggingTwo decades can have a transfigurative impact on our memories. Trivial moments morph into bittersweet nostalgia, while monumental events…Apr 1Apr 1
What I read in 2023The absurdity of the hope that we will do things differently in the new year than what we did in the year gone by is mindboggling. Yet…Jan 20Jan 20
2023 My Tech SetupFor the last couple of years, I have struggled with my tech setup, partially because of my desire to have one minimalist setup that meets…Dec 23, 2023Dec 23, 2023
Published inAge of AwarenessBiodiversity Financing- Going Beyond Public FinanceWhile our businesses and policymakers are now increasingly committed to reducing GHG emissions, they do not yet realize the gravity of the…Jul 2, 2023Jul 2, 2023
Capturing Memories and Growing with ‘PhotographyI bought my first ‘DSLR’ (a Nikon D3200) in 2012 and the trigger was a trip to Germany. Before that I had a point and shoot Sony CyberShot…Feb 17, 2023Feb 17, 2023
