The Courthouse Effect
Our planet is getting warmer. This poses a threat to all of us. Politicians are failing to turn the tide. So do corporations and consumers. Here's a glimmer of hope: Lawyers in the U.S. are gearing up to file suit against industries creating greenhouse gases.
Jurriaan Kamp

Right turn on green
The rise of a political paradox brings hope for the world Jay Walljasper

Two cheers for globalism
...and then two more for localism Jay Walljasper

Yogurt is only part of the story...
Crist Marco Visscher

Green China
Could the world's fastest-growing economic power become a model for environmental protection? Craig Cox

A massive outbreak of peace
New peacemakers have emerged in the 21st century. They're not political leaders. They're not savvy diplomats. They're people like you. Marco Visscher and Michael Gleich

One last thing...
"Everyone is a journalist" Marco Visscher

Rising up in Riyadh
A young novelist's condemnation of tradition becomes an underground bestseller in Saudi Arabia Marco Visscher

The secret to highly successful people
Appreciative intelligence allows us to see what's possible and make it happen Tojo Thatchenkery and Carol Metzker

Wild in the streets of Damascus
Recent riots in the Middle East turn a colony of young global expats upside down Aatish Taseer

The walking cure
Taking a stroll not only boosts our health and reduces our weight; it also keeps us happy Jay Walljasper

Cracking the "cool" conspiracy
A touch of warmth heals the woes of our time Tijn Touber

The loss that was a triumph
Runner Lima Azimi breaks barriers for Afghan woman Tijn Touber

The science of reincarnation
Theories abound about well-documented cases of children who "remember" past lives Marco Visscher

Editor's letter: Pro
A worthy cause sometimes requires unreasonable measures Jurriaan Kamp

How trees, birds and spiders offer inspiration for designers Marco Visscher