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Palladium Podcast 82: Jesse Velay-Vitow on the Geopolitics of Climate Change

Jesse Velay-Vitow joins Ash Milton to discuss how recent geopolitical realignments, energy crises, and migration patterns will shape the course of the twenty-first century.

Palladium Podcast Posted on October 21, 2022October 21, 2022

The Genealogy of Chinese Cybernetics

Qian Xuesen helped China gain nuclear weapons and theorized Dengist cybernetics. Although a brilliant physicist, he made dangerous missteps as an advisor to power.

Dylan Levi King Posted on October 17, 2022October 31, 2022

The Transformations of Science

Science originated in taking no one at their word, but today we’re told to “trust the science.” Can we balance these two impulses?

Geoff Anders Posted on October 10, 2022November 16, 2022

Science Needs Sovereigns

Powerful individuals are the best allies to crazy new ideas. Science is no exception.

Samo Burja Posted on October 3, 2022October 6, 2022

Palladium Podcast 81: Dylan Levi King on East Asian Ecotheology

Dylan Levi King joins Wolf Tivy to discuss his featured 07 article on North Korean environmentalist policies, Japanese whaling, and the ecotheology that undergirds them.

Palladium Podcast Posted on October 3, 2022October 4, 2022

When Elite Physicists Advised Washington

In 1959, the U.S. government gave an elite group of physicists classified information and free reign to research. The JASON program’s rise and fall tracks a golden age of American science.

Brian Balkus Posted on October 1, 2022October 3, 2022

Surveilling the American Borderlands

The U.S.-Mexico border is a landscape in constant flux. A surreal journey to the frontier reveals the interplay of state security, organized crime, and personal ambition.

Kendra Jones Posted on September 23, 2022September 26, 2022

The Future History of the Nuclear Renaissance With Isabelle Boemeke

The year is 2053. A nuclear renaissance has transformed society. Here is how it all happened.

Palladium Editors Posted on September 21, 2022September 24, 2022

“Life Goes On” With Stewart Brand

Reflecting on over fifty years of environmental advocacy, a sober, scientific perspective warns against fear and apocalypticism. There’s work to be done.

Wolf Tivy and Matt Ellison Posted on September 14, 2022September 19, 2022

Palladium Podcast 80: Ash Milton on the Wages of Revolution

Ash Milton joins Alexander Gelland to discuss his recent article on the life of the Abbé Henri Gregoire, a priest who was one of the leaders of the French Revolution.

Palladium Podcast Posted on September 13, 2022

The Rise of the Garden Empires

Mankind’s environmental destiny is to build garden empires, synthesizing ecology and industry together into a new form of life.

Wolf Tivy Posted on September 8, 2022September 15, 2022
PALLADIUM 07. Garden Planet.

PALLADIUM 07: Garden Planet

The boundary between the human world and the natural world has collapsed. PALLADIUM 07: Garden Planet ships September 21st, featuring exclusive interviews with Isabelle Boemeke, Stewart Brand, and a visionary photoshoot by Brian Ziff.

Palladium Editors Posted on September 1, 2022November 14, 2022

The Apostle of the French Revolution

Beginning his career as a countryside priest, Henri Gregoire was an unlikely figure of the French Revolution. Outrun by its upheavals at first, his ideas have become crucial in modernizing revolutions since.

Ash Milton Posted on August 29, 2022August 30, 2022

Everyone Is Moving to the Metropole

As young people flock to the global cities to work, what happens to the rest of the world?

Adam Van Buskirk Posted on August 16, 2022August 16, 2022

The Mineral Conflict Is Here

The future of energy will be more mineral-intensive than ever before, leading China and the U.S. to compete for the world’s mining and refinement capacity.

Brian Balkus Posted on August 8, 2022August 17, 2022

A Papal Revolt Created Europe’s First Bureaucracy

In the eleventh century, Pope Gregory VII fought local rulers who dominated the church. To counter them, he created Europe’s first modern bureaucracies and changed the organization of power forever.

Jonathan Culbreath Posted on July 31, 2022August 2, 2022

War Will Decide the Fate of Transnistria

Soon after my interrogation by Transnistria’s state security, mysterious assailants attacked their headquarters with rocket launchers. The nearby war is drawing in the pro-Russian breakaway state.

Collin Mayfield Posted on July 18, 2022July 18, 2022

France Is Back in the Mediterranean

Divides in Europe have undermined France’s dream of regional sovereignty. Increasingly, its leaders are looking south toward the Mediterranean region instead.

Sven Etienne Peterson Posted on July 12, 2022

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