CAP 2023-2027 is greener than the previous CAP – but plans “do not match the EU’s ambitions for the climate and the environment”. That’s according to the ECA – the European Court of Auditors ARC2020 […]
Market power, monopolies, and the global lobbying of an agrochemical giant Cross-posted from Corporate Europe Observatory Photo: Bayer Leverkusen Corporate Europe Observatory takes a deep dive into the present – and dark past – of the German […]
Countries that have produced and relied on nuclear energy, like France, Germany and Finland, all face the same question: how to safely dispose of nuclear waste? Cross-posted from Equal Times Image: Marcin Wichary/Creative Commons “It […]
As climate-related disasters intensify, the impacts on neighbouring states grow too. Tarique Niazi teaches environmental sociology at the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire. Cross-posted from Common Dreams Bangladesh was still reeling from political turmoil, […]
There has been plenty of big shifts to the climate on planet Earth before, but not since humans have been here and never as fast as this. Bill McKibben is the Schumann Distinguished Scholar at […]
There is a new understanding amongst sustainability leaders that we are already in the age of consequences, and our previous reticence to publicly explore that together is being overcome through the overwhelming weight of evidence […]
Chickens may be the most abused animals on the planet. Vicky Bond is a veterinary surgeon, animal welfare scientist, and the president of The Humane League, a global nonprofit organization working to end the abuse of […]
11 September 2024 Introduction by Roger Hallam This video is a recording of a talk given by Chris Hedges at the Kairos Club London on September 11, 2024. Drawing on his intimate knowledge of resistance […]
Israel’s genocide in Gaza is once again exposing the lethal, planet-warming emissions of wars. Cross-posted from Counterfire One of the most graphic depictions of the environmental costs of war was when 700 of Kuwait’s oil […]
“Self-deception is rife within the environmental profession and movement” Jem Bendell is Professor of Sustainability Leadership, University of Cumbria, UK. He has recently published the book ‘Breaking Together – a freedom-loving response to collapse’ Cross-posted […]
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