The Dark Side of India’s Lithium Discovery in Kashmir
The discovery of lithium resources in Jammu and Kashmir holds the potential to accelerate India's energy shift, but it comes as an uncertainty for locals in Salar.
Safeena Wani
Anti-Poaching in Kenya’s Eco Frontier
Kenya's anti-poaching rangers are the frontline defenders to prevent the poaching of Africa's iconic animals.
Mauhoobah Butt
Ambiguity to Accountability: Climate Finance from an International Law Perspective
Improving climate finance system means improving climate justice that can be done by strengthening legal framework.
Irma Nugrahanti
Andrés Orhan Martinez-Caro
Netherlands protests over fossil fuel subsidies
Extinction Rebellion activists along with other climate campaigners block motorway in protest against Dutch fossil fuel subsidies.
Mariya Nadeem Khan
Climate crisis put Azerbaijan’s female farmers in peril
Rising temperatures, water scarcity and aggressive land grabs are threatening the rural socio-ecosystem in Southern Azerbaijan that is especially affecting female farmers.
Ilaha Abasli
Shorn of Sheep: Unveiling the problems of sheep farming in Wales
Sheep rearing is hurting the Welsh economy by inflicting financial hardship on farmers and aggravating the region's susceptibility to climate change through biodiversity loss, soil erosion, and greenhouse gas emissions.
Emma Armstrong
How Pakistan’s devastating deluge created a mobility crisis
Pakistan's devastating floods last year left a trail of damage and millions of people homeless that are now struggling to relocate from makeshift camps or migrate to cities.
Injie Anis
Cyclone Mocha leaves 145 dead in Myanmar
Hundreds are feared dead in Myanmar's powerful cyclone with most of the killed reported from the displaced Rohingya community.
Staff Writer
Italy’s deadly floods leave thousands homeless, 13 dead
After Italy's worst floods in 100 years, heavy storms wrecked damage in the northern Italian province of Emilia-Romagna.
The political economy of carnage in central Africa
As the battle for mineral extraction in Congo continues, Congolese people suffer abuse both at home and abroad as they try to escape the violence.
Likam Kyanzaire
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