The Neap|Tide

The Slow Unraveling: What The Need to Grow Reveals About Our Food Future

From nutrient loss to industrial ironies, the film offers lessons not just in farming — but in resilience.

Sep 15 • 

Josh Siteman

The Ethics of Decision in an Age of Data

What sustainability taught me about data, and what AI is teaching us now

Sep 4 • 

Josh Siteman

Democracy’s Dilemma in the Age of AI

Reflections on equity, environment, and the global economy

Sep 2 • 

Josh Siteman

August 2025

The Politics of Risk: Why Protection on Paper Isn’t Enough

Reflections on biodiversity, policy, and the habit of delay

Aug 28 • 

Josh Siteman

Could Feminism Be the Solution to All Our Problems?

Reflections on Armstrong, Ecofeminism, and the Gaps We Still Face

Aug 27 • 

Josh Siteman

Why Isn’t Sustainability Common Practice?

From possibility to necessity

Aug 25 • 

Josh Siteman

From Agenda to Action: Then and Now

Reflections on sustainability across time

Aug 25 • 

Josh Siteman

June 2025

Cultivating Questions: Does High-Tech Agriculture Belong in the WEF's Food Future?

Reflections on the 2024 World Economic Forum report and the evolving role of Controlled Environment Agriculture

Jun 2 • 

Josh Siteman

May 2025

Safe to Eat? Why CEA Might Be the Last Line of Defense

As Food Safety Oversight Collapses, Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Offers a Path Forward

May 27 • 

Josh Siteman

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What Does It Really Mean to Be “Food Self-Sufficient”?

Beyond the harvest: what it really takes to nourish a country

May 23 • 

Josh Siteman

2

The Vertical Reset

From hype to harvest: Why vertical farming’s next chapter must prioritize resilience over returns

May 1 • 

Josh Siteman

2

April 2025

Bridging the Strawberry Divide: Innovations in Canadian Agriculture

Building a Resilient, Year-Round Future for One of Canada’s Favourite Fruits

Apr 14 • 

Intravision

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Josh Siteman