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5 things every forest-lover needs to know about Sprite
Sprite claims to care about sustainability, but did you know the company has been linked to illegal deforestation in Argentina? Here's what you need to know — and what you can do to stop it.
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Underwater love: Why I’m in the fight for the Great Australian Bight
These are some of favourite images from my exploration of one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world.
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Chevron’s SLAPP suit against Ecuadorians: corporate intimidation
SLAPP suits are "...an attempt to silence, vilify, and criminalize activism.”
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The Business of War: how weapons manufactured in Europe help inflict harm in the rest of the world
The world spends an estimated $1.7 trillion a year on war. Just to compare: global humanitarian funding is 1.3% of that. According to the the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute…
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Wildfires are out of control – and they’re affecting the entire planet
Wildfires are treated as local emergencies, but at this scale they are fuelling climate disaster. Here's what we can do about that.
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If finance is upholding climate change, we will not uphold finance
Climate change is threatening the very existence of life on this planet as we know it. That's why we need to stop investing in the pollution of our planet.
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5 reasons why a floating nuclear power plant in the Arctic is a terrible idea
The world's first purpose-built floating nuclear power plant is now bound for the Arctic. Here's why that is a terrible idea.
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9 ways people like you fought single-use plastics this month
For the health of our oceans, we have to break free from plastic. Now, people around the world are taking action to show that we can.
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The Map of Life: How one Indigenous group is fighting for the right to protect its territory
To fight for the recognition of their territory, the Munduruku have produced the Map of Life, a testament to how the Munduruku way of life is interconnected and interdependent with the nature that surrounds them.
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32 years after Chornobyl, next up, a Chornobyl on ice?
A nuclear power plant afloat in Arctic waters to power machines to dig up more climate-harming fossil fuels? What are they thinking?