Five things I Learned From the International School of Climate Migration
11 October 2022 – by Alison Elizabeth Lee I was very excited when the email arrived in my inbox last May informing me that I had been…
A Case for Prioritizing Empathy in Climate Change Policy
24 July 2022 – Sara Sam-Njogu Over the past few decades, it appears that meaningful international action towards mitigating climate change has been hard to come by.…
Loss and Damage Finance is Not About Charity
8 December 2021 – Ole Ter Wey contemplates the history of loss and damage in a climate finance context, and reflects upon the ways in which -…
Could Climate Change Be a Ground for Invoking the Use of Force?
8 November 2021 – We know that the effects of climate change, such as droughts and loss of infrastructure through natural disasters, are all risk factors for…
The Holes in Front of Homes: Wasting Resources on Lawns
8 November 2021 – Did you know that over three times more land in the US is used to plant the turf grass which makes up garden…
Walk With Me
14 December 2020 – by Dave Inder Comar The failure of states to stabilise the climate, along with the scientific uncertainty of whether the planet can actually…
