Given the systemic instability that characterizes contemporary environmental issues, future scenarios are quite complex. Climate change, industrial waste management, overfishing, deforestation, metal extraction, and the search for new energy sources are all issues marked by great uncertainty. This situation, which can be defined as post-normal, defines our era of the Anthropocene, whose human face is that of migrants who no longer know where to live. The geopolitics of the Anthropocene unfolds between the Arctic and Sudan and is shaped by the nature of this post-Holocene period, which calls for the invention of post-normal policies—those of sobriety, resilience, and supportive relocalization.
