ArticlesOpinion·November 29, 2020Fashion’s complicity in the Uyghur genocide: who holds the power?Text: Zainab MahmoodImage: Katie O RourkeWe want to know about who writes the books we read and who sings the songs we listen to. However,...
ArticlesOpinion·November 30, 2020The fight for Shell’s accountability in the Niger DeltaText: Samia DumbuyaImage: Natasha Phang LeeThe formal definition of environmental racism is “environmental injustice that occurs within a racialised context both in practice and policy”....
ArticlesDo·December 2, 2020How to pick your climate battles – in conversation with Whitney McGuireText: Sharlene GandhiWhen you first dip your toes into the waters of the climate justice movement, you’re immediately struck by how complex...
ArticlesDo·December 13, 2020A view from Argentina five years on: reflections on the Paris AgreementText: Nicole BeckerImage: Isadora MachadoDegrees, numbers, statistics and predictions dominate the climate narrative, but what is behind those numbers? In order to achieve a...
ActArticles·December 19, 2020After four typhoons, a civil storm is brewing in the PhilippinesText: Mitzi Jonelle TanImage: Michelle WongMitzi Jonelle Tan reflects on the impacts that typhoons have had on the Philippines this year and how youth climate activists have been villified.
ArticlesOpinion·January 3, 2021Rethinking the nature/culture divide in our citiesText: Ed FaulknerThe world’s urban areas are expanding rapidly at a huge cost to our environment. By 2050 around 70% of the...
ArticlesOpinion·January 23, 2021Why optimism and pessimism are both redundant in the climate movementText: Josephine BeckerImage: Olivia McEwan-HillOne question that keeps coming up, no matter what space or context I am in, is: “are you an optimist...
ArticlesDo·February 3, 2021“There is no rest”: Leah Penniman on farming while BlackText: Sharlene GandhiImage: Naomi GenneryWhen I call Leah Penniman on a Friday afternoon, she is walking around her farmland in Grafton, New York. “We...
ArticlesDo·February 26, 2021Has lockdown been good for the UK climate movement?Text: Zoe RasbashImage: Tinuke Fagborun2019 was an insane year for climate action. Led by frontline and youth activists, three consecutive global strikes for climate...
ActArticles·February 28, 2021The pursuit of ignoranceText: Charlotte KennedyImage: Michelle WongA t-shirt. A bowl of rice. A warm bath. Each one of these is the final product of a long...
ArticlesOpinion·March 3, 2021What does the new Biden administration mean for Latin America and climate justice?Text: Maria Azul SchvartzmanImage: Javie HuxleyThe international community seems to suffer from short-term memory loss. Few seem to remember that during the 70s and 80s,...
ArticlesOpinion·April 1, 2021A boat stuck in the Suez Canal, a meme for a world stuck in capitalismText: Josephine BeckerYou’ve probably seen the memes popping up everywhere about a gigantic stuck ship and a tiny ineffectual digger. So much...