Foundation says it ‘does not endorse any organizations’ while funneling hundreds of thousands to rightwing cause Geoff Dembicki is an investigative climate journalist based in New York City. He is author of The Petroleum Papers […]
Serbia faces a fierce backlash over a proposed lithium mine in the Jadar Valley, as economic promises, environmental fears and EU interests collide Nikola Burazer is Programme Director at the Belgrade-based think tank Centre for […]
The number and size of cruise ships globally have doubled since the start of the millennium, T&E’s new ‘Cruisezilla’ report reveals Read HERE Image: Transport & Environment
The last few months have been a rollercoaster ride for the EU’s farming subsidy programme, which has seen its green ambitions sacrificed on the altar of food security and politics Cross-posted from the ARC website […]
Deep-sea mining is the latest frontier in extraction of natural resources for profit and growth, at the expense of sustainability. Another economic paradigm is possible. With a lifelong commitment to environmental activism and an MSc […]
Olympic sponsorship deals with Air France, Toyota and ArcelorMittal will produce more emissions than eight coal plants running for an entire year, a new Badvertising report shows. Read HERE Image: Badvertising
Why governments further policy agendas that entrench and expand extractive industries that drive biodiversity loss is revealed in Exporting Extinction, a report exposing structural drivers incentivizing this extractive agenda and constraining what states can do […]
Trade union involvement in the organisation of the Olympic and Paralympic Games: a major step forward? Clément Gibon is a French journalist and photographer based in Lebanon since 2019. He has collaborated with the NGO […]
The UK’s energy bills were £22bn higher over the past decade than they would have been if Conservative governments had not cut “green crap” climate policies. Simon Evans is deputy editor and policy editor of […]
Cruise ship pollution around ports is higher than pre-pandemic levels, but air pollutants from cruise ships fell 80% in Venice following the city’s ban on large ships. Read HERE
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