Environment

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

Environmental destruction is inseparable from relationships of racial and colonial domination.

China’s projected image of ambitious climate actor is contradicted by fossil fuel investments abroad and its prioritisation of economic growth.

Selected infographics offer a data-driven snapshot of ecological perceptions and realities and across Europe.

Modern states were not built to protect the environment but today are essential institutions for building a sustainable future.

Australia is one of the countries most affected by climate change, and yet it is also one of the worst-performing countries when it comes to climate action.

This gargantuan project has aroused public enthusiasm and anger in equal measure, and continues to hold lessons for understanding people’s relationships with cities.

Unless pursued with extreme care, natural climate solutions risk becoming just another offsetting tool – alibis for inaction and delay.

Ana Rusan traces some of the social and environmental consequences of New Deal America through the sociology of Allan Schnaiberg.

Bruno Latour emphasises the need for a politics of the living, that moves from this European-invented space to the tangible space that he calls “dwelling place”.