The Long Destruction of Gaza: Toxic Saturation, Health Decimation, and Climate Loss and Damage
Gaza is exceptionally climate-vulnerable, building on years of health and environmental decimation under unlawful blockade.
Climate and Environment
Thinking Global Podcast – Marilou Bayard Trépanier
Marilou Bayard Trépanier speaks about the Oil Kills uprising, its aims and practices, the fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty, and more.
Implications of Biodiversity Loss on National and International Security
Based on the performance of biodiversity conservation efforts to date, it is very difficult to stem and even more so to reverse.
Opinion – The World Bank’s Comprehensive Climate-centric Transformation
The World Bank faces mounting pressure to prioritize climate change as its new overarching mission. Tackling climate change will require significant adjustments to its investments and institutional orientation.
Opinion – Academics Opening Their Hearts for Climate Actions
It is high time for the academy and intellectuals to take decisive action to come together and collaborate on the climate crisis.
Interview – Christiane Fröhlich
Christiane Fröhlich explores the relationship between climate change, human mobility and conflict, as well as the role governments and policymakers play.
Process Sociology and the Global Ecological Crisis
In light of the global ecological crisis, Process Sociology offers a framework encompassing the role of human/non-human nature relations in world politics.
Colombia’s ‘Total Peace’ and Climate Change
Never has the Colombian government had as much leverage to negotiate the climate crisis than the present, with the new president and his total peace initiative.