“A further act of colonisation”: why indigenous peoples fear carbon offsetting
Despite new rules agreed at Cop26, many think that carbon markets could still be used to aid the theft of…
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We must learn from those who are closest to land and sea: indigenous people
At Cop26, delegates from these groups were frank and articulate – and shamefully overlooked.
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As countries transition to green energy, a deadly race for global power begins
There will be winners and losers. But if states are driven by competition, we might start to see dramatic progress.
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Pat Brown: “Farm animals are the most destructive technology on earth”
The CEO of Impossible Foods on why ending animal agriculture is the fastest and most powerful way to restrain climate…
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Leader: A failure of climate justice
The West’s broken promises to developing countries have hindered global action on climate change.
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Cop26 was a failure but the shows of solidarity around Glasgow are cause for hope
The future of humanity depends on forging forms of solidarity that override geopolitical allegiance and national self-interest.
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After Cop26, the time for law-abiding demonstrations is over
Peaceful protests around the world left no mark on the climate talks. A new phase in the fight must begin.
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Why we need Greta Thunberg more than ever
There is still too much misinformation and greenwash surrounding claims of climate action.
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