The Truth About Carbon Footprints
Stepping into environmentalism.
The “carbon footprint” represents the conceptual foundation of modern climate understanding.
Essays
NUVO’s Publisher Dreams of a New World
Letter from the publisher, Pasquale Cusano.
Youth poet laureate Amanda Gorman reminds us, “There is always light / if only we’re brave enough to see it. / If only we’re brave enough to be it.”
Spring, Issue 88, Is Out Now
Letter from the Editor, Claudia Cusano.
At a time when habits and assumptions have been upended, living must mean something much deeper than ticking boxes. Take a deep dive with NUVO.
Can Minimalism Transcend Its Own Trendiness?
Ideology vs. aesthetic.
Is minimalism a deep-seated philosophy, capable of changing the way we view our world, or just a trend?
“Conscious Capitalism”: Can Commerce Save the World?
Cutting through the clutter.
Is this union of capitalism and philanthropy sustainable? Will it merely distract consumers from economic disparities that cannot be remedied by shoes or eyeglasses?
The Death of the Solitary Author
On writing in the digital age.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Authors—once permitted to sit in their hovel and emerge once a year for a writer’s festival—have become social entities.
Lessons From an Immortal Jellyfish
Do you really want to live forever?
This tiny jellyfish managed to sidestep death and achieve what so many centuries of human culture have romanticized: immortality.
Joey Gollish, Mr. Saturday, and the General Theory of Coolness
How streetwear deals with its history, influence, and effects on the work of the individual.
In the saturated streetwear market, HXOUSE’s own Joey Gollish and his signature label, Mr. Saturday, have found sustainable success.
The Many Red Flags of Cannabis-for-Women Culture
Panacea, interrupted.
How effective are these cannabis-oriented solutions, really? And are companies pink-washing issues to sell women more products?
