Environmental justice

The Nitzanei Shalom industrial settlement in the occupied West Bank has long caused health and environmental harm to Palestinians in Tulkarm. A new investigation reveals that Europe maintains commercial ties with factories operating in the area and their parent companies, despite the settlement’s illegality under international law.

Economic growth was long seen as the surest route to poverty eradication. That wisdom has since been dispelled. In its place, an emphasis on securing society-wide equality and wellbeing has emerged, but policymakers have yet to catch up.

Activists and climate groups have carried out a series of non-violent but disruptive acts in cultural institutions. But what has driven them?

As it tries to guarantee energy security and bring about a green transition, how can the EU balance its strategic interests with Indigenous rights?

Separated by half a century in age, two Spanish activists share a common fight: defending the environment in a changing world.

EU’s collaboration with Serbia’s Aleksandar Vučić to access lithium risks undermining citizen trust in accession to the EU project.

The EU partnered up with Chile to supply its green hydrogen imports despite the negative effects on local Chileans.

Although the threat facing the Amazon region is well-known, it is hard to truly grasp the severity of the situation through scientific facts alone.

Tara Houska blasts Western arrogance and finds empowerment in stopping a pipeline.

Attempts by the French government to outlaw Earth Uprising were short-lived, as the latter emerged stronger.