We won’t stop environmental destruction unless we can bring an end to war. Rick Steiner is a conservation biologist in Anchorage and a retired professor of marine conservation with the University of Alaska. As founder […]
An investigation into groundwater mismanagement in Romania, Italy and Germany, which is causing droughts and other water shortage problems. Adina Florea is a freelance journalist specialising in labour migration, minority rights, and environmental issues in Eastern Europe. Antonia Gross […]
Denmark’s famous Fjords have been ecologically decimated by intensive pig-farming. Samuel Schlaefli is a freelance environmental and science journalist based in Switzerland. Cross-posted from Green European Journal The sky is grey over the fjord off […]
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 […]
A UN global plastic treaty will not have teeth if it doesn’t take on the issue of plastic production, which continues to grow year-on-year. Costas Velis is lecturer in Resource Efficiency Systems at the University […]
French multinational TotalEnergies is leading the development of an oil pipeline through Uganda and Tanzania that will be a disaster for the region’s ecology and for the battle against climate change. Charity Migwi is an […]
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 […]
The Odra disaster is just one of many cases across Europe where exploitation of rivers is still prioritised over restoration. Ewa Leś is a biologist with a background in environmental law. Her work focuses on […]
In a country that is already suffering widespread drought, data centres which require huge amounts of water will intensify ecological pressures Ana Valdivia is lecturer in AI, Government & Policy at the University of Oxford. […]
Cruise ships stopping in Barcelona’s port causes three times as much air pollution in the city than all the cars in Barcelona combined. Read the article HERE.
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