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Floods Don’t Fall from the Sky Alone: How Human Interventions Accelerate Climate Destruction
When the 2025 cloudburst hit Buner, a district located in northern Pakistan, villagers described how torrents of water came down upon their dwellings with...
Cocoa farmers can continue to enjoy cocoa production in the future with the help of sustainable practices
Who doesn’t love cocoa? Cocoa is the primary ingredient in chocolate production, and a future without it would impact both individuals and businesses worldwide....
The Tides of Fukushima: Navigating the Nuclear Disaster and Controversy over Water Release
The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, situated in Japan’s Fukushima Prefecture, made it to one of the world’s top 25 largest nuclear power stations...
Ocean Summit, Small Island and Archipelagic nations revisiting the spirit of Belgrade of 1961
Between honour and necessity is to address the 2025 Ocean Congress in Nice. It comes at brewing times of fragilities and re-alignments (when the...
Russia Keeps Silent as Fuel Oil Spreads Across the Black Sea
On December 15, 2024, a powerful storm swept through the Black Sea. Two Russian oil tankers were wrecked in the Kerch Strait, spilling vast...
Cobalt Mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo: How Long Can We Ignore the Costs?
Renewable energy trends have been developed rapidly due to the urge to meet growing global energy demands. Higher-income countries are becoming increasingly competitive to...
The Green Illusion: Rethinking Digital Platforms in the Age of Climate Justice
In the last decade, digital platforms have been widely celebrated as transformative drivers of modern economies. They have enhanced global logistics, broadened access to...
The Coalition’s Great Green Blind Spot: A Missed Opportunity for Regional Leadership
The recent Australian election was more than a domestic political upset. It marked a decisive shift in the values of the electorate, and it...
Ecological Ethics and Transformation: Can Industry Overcome the Tragedy of the Commons?
With the intensification of global environmental crises and the escalating impact of climate change, many have grown to demand that industrial and business actors—increasingly...
Kenya’s 60 years of Environmental Diplomacy: Protecting Nature, Projecting Influence
Kenya’s role in global environmental diplomacy is becoming more important than ever. Now that climate change is having the harshest effect on vulnerable countries,...