Environment

Danes demand change after decades of pollution from intensive pig farming have left their country’s fjords in decline.

To make sure biological engineering remains within humane limits, we must regard non-human organisms as possessing agency, dignity, and purpose.

Overtourism is threatening one of the largest French pinniped colonies. How can humans and seals cohabit harmoniously?

Deep-sea mining could have major ecological consequences. To avoid it, human society must fundamentally change its growth-at-all-costs model. 

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.

Demographic changes and inadequate tech fixes force Austria to question skiing monoculture. Yet alternative visions are struggling to take root.

Tracy Amofa questions notions of safety from climate risk.

Chloé ten Brink looks at the tangible and intangible impacts of community displacement.

Faced with resistance to their energy-intensive data centres in northern Europe, Big Tech companies are looking south. Can Spain take this gamble?

During communism, irrigation systems made the Romanian Plain agriculturally robust, but have since collapsed. Droughts are the new reality.