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Join us in conversation, where we chat about the ever-changing complexity of sustainability. Sometimes featuring ethereal beings.

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Come along for a deep dive into questions about the universe, knowledge, and possibilities abound. Warning: nothing is a given. Shower thoughts may be occur.

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Taste

This website is a jumping (cheese) board for your journey into sustainability. You’re welcome to click around, buffet-style, or go with a chef’s pick. Corkage fee applicable.

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Start here – under construction

The Grass Ceiling is one part writing, one part talking, and two parts rolling down a rabbit hole. On the About page, you’ll find a background to this project, and a full catalogue of our work so far. The Podcasts and Articles pages are where you can browse through our work, for a taste. We’re grateful to many others who have helped make this happen, and we express that on the Thanks page. We share some recommended, non-TGC reading on our Menu page. If you’ve enjoyed being here, or have something to suggest, Contact us!

If you’re ready to dive in, but don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered.

<<NICK’S RECOMMENDED ARTICLES>>

Our dulcet tones and effervescent thoughts, recorded. Starting from the bottom (Sustainability: How did we get here?) is recommended, but you’re the boss. Click on the podcasts tab for details.

Hyperthreats: Too big to fathom? (w/ Dr. Elizabeth Boulton) – The Grass Ceiling

To say climate change is a threat to humankind could be an understatement; it's a hyperthreat, and bigger and badder solutions are needed to respond to this potentially catastrophic phenomenon. In this episode of The Grass Ceiling, we chat with Dr. Elizabeth Boulton about thinking like a planet, the importance of artists in climate action, and what neuroscience can tell us about communication.

1. Hyperthreats: Too big to fathom? (w/ Dr. Elizabeth Boulton) 59:43
2. Peter Piper picked a peck of … climate change solutions?! 52:15
3. What's the point of it all? 54:56
4. Parks, plastics, and problem-solving 55:53
5. Sustainability: How did we get here? 27:19