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Club of Amsterdam Journal, July 2025, Issue 276 HomeJournals ArchiveJournals – Main TopicsClimate Change Success StoriesSolutions for the PlanetThe Future Now Shows Club of Amsterdam SearchSubmit your articleContactDonateSubscribe CONTENT Lead Article Article 01 When building Indigenous infrastructure, build relationally, like beaversby Andrew Wiebe, PhD Student, Information, University of Toronto The Future Now Show RealGold™with Ferananda Ibarra & Mario de Vries Article 02 Is water the new oil for the Democratic Republic of Congo?by Rophi M. Nzuzi, Youth Segment Product Manager at Vodacom Congo (RDC) S.A News about the Future >Sun-Ways>Bioreceptive Concrete Article 03 Gold Production, 1681 to 2015by Our World in Data Recommended Book The History of Gold: From Ancient Myths to Modern MarketsbySkriuwer Article 04 MIT’s Sun-Powered Invention Could End the Global Water Crisisby The Forge Empire Solutions for the Planet Thought Leader Portrait Hindou Oumarou IbrahimChadian environmental activist and geographer TagsAfrica, Asia, Beaver, Bioreceptive Concrete, Bridges, Chad, Climate Change, Democratic Republic of Congo, Engineering, Europe, Gold, Indigenous, Innovation, IoT, MIT, Money, North America, Polymath, Posthumanism, Renaissance, South America, Water Welcome Felix B BoppProducer, The Future Now ShowFounder & Publisher, Club of AmsterdamInitiator, Global HUB Join the Global HUBA community of passionate forward-thinkersclubofamsterdam.com/global-hub-introduction Entrance for Members Quotes Ferananda Ibarra: “Neither of you are going to go anywhere if we don’t fundamentally change one thing – the structure of money.” Aksinya Staar: “A song reminds us we have rhythm, a poem sharpens our inner clarity, a painting reflects our inner world, and a reasonable word calls us back to civility and connection. These are not distractions from life – they are life. Without them, we drift into a hollow, reactive existence, devoid of reflection or imagination.” Hardy Schloer: “The human brain links and processes huge amounts of data every second of every day. To do this, it uses neurons that learn, calculate, and communicate independently but are constantly interacting, creating intelligent information. Mathijs van Zutphen: “Everything I do is about learning and creativity. Learning comes in two distinct flavors: learning what is already known, and learning what is not yet known (discovery and invention). I am all about the second kind of learning, where creativity and imagination are key.” Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim: “For centuries, indigenous peoples have protected the environment, which provides them food, medicine and so much more. Now it’s time to protect their unique traditional knowledge that can bring concrete solution to implement sustainable development goals and fight climate change.” The Future Now Shows with live audience“Wildlife-positive Pastoralism:a solution for a biodiverse, productive world?”with Patrick Worms & Patrick Crehan Thursday, June 26, 5 pm – 6 pm Central European time Opens 15 minutes before the event. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85660208527 Open for everybody.