Seeking Guidance from Karl Marx to Face the Climate Catastrophe
This book explores why, amid an impending climate catastrophe, we should revisit a 19th-century German thinker.... Read More
SDGs Goal 13
Indonesia’s Greenwashing Diplomacy at COP31 and Beyond
Appointing someone linked to the oil and gas industry as the Special Envoy for Climate Change signals Indonesia’s greenwashing diplomacy.... Read More
Behavior Change for the Planet: Is composting worth it?
Composting offers a scientifically backed, accessible way to reduce emissions from food waste. But is it really worth it?... Read More
Building Bridges Between Environmental Policy and Mental Health
The triple planetary crisis disrupts psychological wellbeing, making it essential to include mental health factors in environmental policies.... Read More
We May Surpass 1.5°C Soon, But We Can Do Something About It
UNEP’s “Limiting Overshoot” report invites us to act faster to make reversing warming towards 1.5°C possible through stronger mitigation and adaptation.... Read More
From European Heat to the Himalayan Flood: The Transboundary Nature of Climate Risk
An investigation into the link between the European heatwave and the Himalayan floods highlights the transboundary nature of climate risk.... Read More
Beyond Fashion: The Environmental Cost Behind Animal Leather
Leather has long been a staple in fashion, but its impacts on water, forests, and biodiversity prompt a closer look at its production.... Read More
Clearing the Air of Despair Surrounding the Climate Crisis with Data
Clearing the Air is a firm call to action in lieu of wasting time arguing over climate crisis myths that science has already debunked.... Read More
How Losing Sleep Is a Climate and Equality Issue
Sleep is not a luxury, but rising temperatures are turning it into one. And the ones losing sleep the most are the world's poorest.... Read More
How the Cost of Living Crisis Is Pushing People Away from Sustainable Choices
The cost of living crisis is making sustainability feel out of reach for millions of people. And for most of the world, it always has been.... Read More