Reading and synthesis
Curated books, heterodox and ecological economics, and multiple commentary modes to help people compare interpretations and build understanding.
Green-Link
A platform for ecological understanding, coordination, and action.
Green-Link is being built to help people think clearly about climate change and wider ecological reality, find serious ideas and resources, and connect knowledge to practical social and institutional change.
Why this exists
Much of the language around sustainability is vague, comforting, and disconnected from the scale of the climate and ecological crisis. Green-Link is intended as a more serious alternative: a place for grounded ideas, curated knowledge, and tools that help people orient themselves in a deteriorating world.
It begins with books and commentary, but the broader aim is to support learning, collaboration, and practical decision-making for people trying to respond intelligently to climate change, ecological overshoot, and economic breakdown.
What Green-Link is trying to become
A compact roadmap rather than a promise that everything already exists.
Network and collaboration
A serious alternative to professional self-branding: profiles, shared work, and ways to connect around real needs, offers, and projects.
Navigator
An interactive guidance system for long-term decisions: AI-assisted reasoning, collective sense-making, and policy support for ecological, economic, and institutional questions.
How the AI side is meant to help
Not synthetic certainty, but multiple ways into a difficult subject.
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Raw model interpretation.
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Web-grounded synthesis.
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Corrected interpretation.
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Combined public default.
Coming soon on book pages
Users will be able to interrogate and interview individual books, question groups of books together, ask for updates and projections, and begin by typing before speech input and spoken replies are added later.
Start with the reading list
If you want the clearest picture of where Green-Link begins, the book list is the best place to start.