Resilience.org was founded in 2004 by Richard Heinberg and a group of environmental activists and researchers as the Energy Bulletin, with the goal of providing information and analysis on peak oil, climate change, and related issues. In 2012, the site was rebranded as Resilience.org to reflect a broader focus on building resilient communities in the face of environmental and economic challenges. The website is currently owned and operated by the Post Carbon Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the world transition away from fossil fuels and build sustainable, resilient communities. Based in the United States, Resilience.org covers a wide range of topics related to sustainability, environmental issues, and social change. While not a traditional news outlet, the site features articles, essays, and reports on subjects such as renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, climate change adaptation, economic alternatives, and community resilience. The content is sourced from a diverse group of contributors, including researchers, activists, and practitioners in various fields related to sustainability and resilience. One interesting fact: A unique aspect of Resilience.org is its “Community Resilience Resource Library,“ which provides a curated collection of practical tools, guides, and case studies for individuals and communities looking to build local resilience. This resource library serves as a valuable repository of knowledge for those interested in implementing sustainable practices and fostering community self-reliance.