The informality of the protests and the mix of old- and new-style organising gives hope, though there are challenges and a backlash to be navigated.

The young don’t need a fantasy of techno-fixes and “studying hard” to solve climate change. We demand action before it’s too late.

The second episode of the ground-breaking web documentary series “Paradises of the Earth” follows an international solidarity caravan to the second stop of the trip:  Redeyef, a marginalised and polluted mining town in Tunisia.

The dubious constitutionality of the law enabling its construction and its adverse impacts on Nicaraguans’ human rights are already being felt, irrespective of whether or not the delayed mega-project materialises. Español Português

Indigenous and afro-descendant peoples from Brazil are facing setbacks usually found in countries with no rule of law. The judiciary is their only hope. Español Português

At least 200 environmental and land rights defenders were murdered in 2016 – 60% of them in Latin America. Español Português

"We are our land and our land is us." Hawaiians stand for a mountain.

Are there new ways to engage the public in mass action to reduce global warming, or should we focus on adapting to the inevitable?

Exaggerated by the growing celebrity culture of social change, hero worship is on the rise. In the process we risk rendering ourselves perpetually mediocre. 

Waiting for death in the planetary hospice is not a convincing response to climate change: a response to Carolyn Baker.

Surrendering to the implications of climate change is an act of courage not cowardice. This is the first article in a new debate on Transformation. Shannon Biggs responds here.

As Native Americans and ranchers work together to oppose the Keystone XL pipeline, they're also learning to understand each others' history, culture, and relationships with the land.