Environment

A year since a toxic algae bloom killed millions of fish in the Odra, Poland’s river restoration efforts remain insufficient. But the demands of citizens to democratise water management are becoming impossible to ignore.

Climate pessimists bend scientific evidence to their narrative of “collapse”, overlooking the complex, unpredictable nature of social processes.

AI specialist Kate Crawford uncovers the earthly underpinnings of the digital realm.

A biodiversity crisis is underway despite stronger global rules for nature.

We ask what lies ahead for Brazil under Lula’s government which has promised to do more on environmental and social issues.

The war in Ukraine will continue to cast its shadow over the country’s natural ecosystems for decades to come.

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.

With a 2.8 per cent share of the global CO2 emissions from fossil fuel, aviation must not escape climate action.

Beneath the facade of reforms, Orbán’s education policies deepen inequalities and place schools at the whims of Fidesz’ power.

As the October 2021 elections loomed, we asked Green party co-chair Michal Berg how the Greens hope to shape the debate.