Things are not basically OK and never will be again during the lives of any of us. The task is to take these difficult truths and turn them into motivation, ammunition, energy. Rupert Read is […]
There are profound moral implications associated with climate change that the absence of a common moral framework in modern society helps explain our inability to reduce emissions. Sergio Scandizzo is Head of Internal Modelling at […]
Julia P G Jones, Bangor University and Neal Hockley, Bangor University In early 2023, the Guardian published an article suggesting that more than 90% of rainforest carbon offsets are worthless. These credits are essentially a […]
A deadly case study in how crises – in this case climate and refugees – interweave. Read the article HERE.
The EU Critical Raw Materials Act, supposedly motivated by concern over climate change, may perversely have been about overriding environmental regulations at the national level. Tatyana Novikova reports on issues of nuclear power and sustainable […]
And the cataclysmic gap between theory, policy and ecosystem collapse Read HERE
In a referendum, Ecuador has voted to keep oil located in the Amazon in the ground, a rare and significant win for climate action. Read the article HERE.
This article is a contribution to the German peace movement’s pamphlet on the occasion of this year’s Anti-War Day on September 1st. On this day, 84 years ago, the German Reich marched into Poland and […]
Every-man-for-himself politics will have to yield to we’re-all-in-this-together; otherwise, it’s going to be far grimmer than it already is. Bill McKibben is the Schumann Distinguished Scholar at Middlebury College and co-founder of 350.org and ThirdAct.org. […]
Airlines have missed 98% of their previous environmental targets yet they keep urging more people to fly. The industry’s contradictions and how these can be tackled. Andrew Simms is assistant director of Scientists for Global […]
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