It started with an image — Earthrise (by Nasa).
A planet suspended in darkness. Whole. Fragile. Beautiful.
From far away, we saw unity.

But what happens when we look closer?

In this episode of Compost of Ideas, we walk the thin line between mourning and rebirth. Inspired by Giacomo Leopardi, the climate documentary Once You Know, and an article by Ece Temelkuran, we ask: What if we’ve already lost the environmental battle as we knew it?
Can mourning be a doorway — not to despair, but to community, tenderness, and new rules of engagement?

Maybe it’s time to stop performing hope.
And start building something more honest.
Walk with me.

 In this episode:

• Earthrise and the long shadow of theenvironmental dream
• Once You Know by Emmanuel Cappellin — The Guardian review
• ¿Dejamos de interpretar nuestro papel? by Ece Temelkuran, El Mundo
• No, corporate sustainability is not dying by Joel Makower — Read on Trellis