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Oceans in Crisis: Gambling With Our Future

OCEANS IN CRISIS: GAMBLING WITH OUR FUTURE The threats posed by climate change and overexploitation of the oceans are already being felt. All will be affected, none more so than the poorest costal and island populations. With the crisis in our oceans and its devastating ecological consequences now abundantly clear, global solutions are needed. Overfishing, rising […]

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The Fisherman and the Farmer – A Tale About Overexploitation 

The Fisherman and the Farmer – A Tale About Overexploitation  Ilaria Perissi and Nicola Calisi playing the fisherman and his wife in a theatrical piece shown in Florence in 2017. The piece was based on the story told below (text by Ugo Bardi). The origin of this story is told here. Once upon a time, […]

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Hardin’s “tragedy of the commons” explained with a practical example: a tourist trap in Florence

Hardin’s “tragedy of the commons” explained with a practical example: a tourist trap in Florence Image by James Good Garrett Hardin’s idea of “The Tragedy of the Commons” has become well known, but not always really understood. In my case, I can say that I have big troubles in having my students grasping its mechanism; […]

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Ecological Crisis and the Tragedy of the Commodity

Ecological Crisis and the Tragedy of the Commodity We live in an era of ecological crisis, which is a direct result of human actions. Natural scientists have been debating whether the current historical epoch should be called the Anthropocene, in order to mark the period in which human activities became the primary driver of global […]

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