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Ecological imperatives – we can’t keep growing like this
My hope for the post-pandemic world is that we slow down, seek answers by observing nature, learn about mutual learning, deepen our respect for the wild and unmanaged world, and give Mother Earth herself a permanent seat at our tables.
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How deforestation and cattle raising threaten biodiversity in Brazil
The Ricardo Franco State park is an example of how land-grabbers are invading protected land to raise cattle, putting unique species at risk of extinction.
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Why we need to talk about Debt Cancellation for Global South Countries
We are facing a triple crisis globally: a public health crisis, an economic crisis and an ecological crisis.
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We don’t need more fishing licences – we need help to fight COVID-19
“...the government is considering granting new fishing licences to foreign vessels that collect everything in their path. It is for this reason that I am afraid.”
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Rethinking trade in times of COVID-19
People now buy only what is essential, and the world economy grinds to a halt because of it. So, it is clear that promoting growth through increasing trade is absurd.
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Protest during lockdown? Time to get creative
Activists all around the world are continuing to stand up for the future they want to see, in increasingly creative and innovative ways.
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Greenpeace Switzerland warns shareholders against Nestlé’s plastic investments
"Unfortunately, to date, the company’s efforts to tackle plastic pollution are little more than veiled attempts to protect its throwaway business model.”
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COVID-19 101: How to stay safe, healthy, and eco-friendly
Especially for those of us privileged enough to safely stay indoors at a place we can call home, we can make the choice to make the most of this situation.
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Jennifer Morgan reacts to COP26 postponement
"The goal of governments now is to care for their citizens, stabilise and rebuild – and they must do so in a way that creates a just and climate-safe world..."
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Amazon Day 2025: After the Fires, Pastures Take Over
The 2025 fires may be milder than in previous years, but the Amazon is still under attack.
