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The Polycrisis is an independent publication about the political economy of climate and the energy transition – taking in geopolitics, finance, trade, industrial policy.
It's founded and edited by Tim Sahay (New York) and Kate Mackenzie (Sydney, Australia).
The Polycrisis launched in late 2022 as a newsletter series published by Phenomenal World, but in March 2026, we began to spin it out into a more stand-alone publication, though still continuing the monthly newsletter with PW.
We also run occasional panel discussions, book clubs, and a semi-experimental weekly Dispatch newsletter and a Discord and now, a podcast: our first season is "Electric World Order". Source
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