I has the pleasure of being interviewed by Shatakshi Asthana of the Nav Bharat Times about culture, sustainability and climate change. It was a pleasure because she was an informed and curious interviewer. We spoke about the primacy of group-level policy action in solving climate change, the role of culture and cultural evolution in achieving both policy change and behavioral change, and the idea of ‘village justice’ on the scale of the planet. The publication may come to the Times of India in English, and is available now in Hindi:
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Timothy M. Waring 
That’s really 😎 cool. Nice work T!
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