Climate Change

Four young COP26 delegates share their impressions of the conference and what its outcome means for the future of the global climate movement.

Some hailed COP26 as an historic success, while others have branded it a total failure. Green MEP Pär Holmgren weighs in on its results.

Environmental disasters are not always dramatic one-off events, sometimes devastating effects arise over decades of neglect and damage. The fight for environmental justice in Martinique and Guadeloupe, which remain French “overseas territories”, is inscribed in a long struggle against colonial power and domination. For the people of these islands, decolonisation is far from an abstract notion – it is bound up with the most basic of human needs and can be a matter of life or death.

How Modern Monetary Theory could completely change the way governments operate.

Nathan Awuapila outlines the effects and challenges climate change is creating in Nigeria.

Florent Marcellesi examines Morocco’s colonial attempts to extend its influence into Western Sahara through climate initiatives and investment.

A short analysis of how geopolitical relations impact Serbian discussions about politics, energy, and the future.

Simon Dalby on why achieving security in the age of climate crisis requires unpicking the fossil-fuelled industrial order.

Why climate change is the ultimate international security threat.

Writer Kim Stanley Robinson explores how science fiction can be a source of inspiration rather than a reason to despair.