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This piece grew out of conversations during and shortly after  New York Climate Week — and a recurring question: why do gatherings meant...

Every September, UNGA and Climate Week flood New York with pledges and press releases. The problem isn’t commitments, it’s fragmentation. Voices stay scattered, leaving more noise than movement. What’s missing is the connective tissue: the bridges and brokers who align climate, water, food, and health into real progress. A network lens reveals who connects, who bridges, and who’s missing, turning fragments into a movement that lasts.

(What AI Can — and Can’t — Do for System Insights) Opening: The Mirage of the Perfect Map We live in an age where AI can sketch out...

How Water Stewardship Got Stuck in Its Own Language — And Why It Matters Author’s Note: On Where We’re Coming From Before diving in, we...