The deadliness of air pollution is all too often overlooked; a national action campaign is long overdue.
Instead of changing our economic system to make it fit within the natural limits of the planet, we are redefining nature so that it fits within the economic system.
It is only in a climate regime recognising human rights that we will be able to ensure that the lives, livelihoods, cultures, and traditions of people will not be lost or forgotten.
Too many foundations fail to practice what they preach on climate change. It’s time to close the gap.
Women coming together to cross pollinate ideas and build understanding about differing burdens, responsibilities, and solutions is an essential part of worldwide efforts to restore the health of the planet.
Knowing about climate science isn’t enough. We need to get our hearts involved too.
There is no place on earth that can be safe, secure or healthy in a world that is running out of water.
There are major battles ahead for the climate movement. They can be fought – and won.
The Nepalese earthquake was a product of natural causes. But the full death toll and slow recovery are not.
Some things are beyond measure and beyond price. No amount of money is enough to compensate for the loss of the sacred.
Calling the natural world ‘it’ absolves us of moral responsibility and opens the door to exploitation.
Artists from Egypt to Rwanda are working together to protect the Nile River Basin.
