Deforestation

The case of a small town in Lithuania shows how funding earmarked for the protection of biodiversity is being used in ways that undermine this goal.

Vidal Mota Jr. evaluates the impact of deforestation in Brazil against its international climate obligations.

An agroecological Europe could be the answer to a food system that’s bad for our health and damaging to our environment.

Uncontrollable fires rage across the world. What does it mean to live in the Pyrocene epoch?

Drawing on political theory and environmental philosophy, Jeff Justice makes the case for legitimate rebellion in the face of government inaction on climate.

We need a coal phase-out, fast. But promoting wood burning as an environmentally friendly alternative is a move out of the frying pan and into the fire.

The recent spate of wildfires in Portugal and elsewhere raises serious questions about the adequacy of European fire governance.

The Nassonia project in Belgium could be a leading light in common ownership and governance – with a few changes.

What happened after the Gezi protests ended? Ever since the barricades were dismantled, the burnt out buses removed, and the world’s attention moved on to protests and unrest elsewhere, Istanbul seems to have become quiet.