Why Hunger Persists in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe faces an escalating hunger crisis, exacerbated by limited climate literacy, hindering effective mitigation and adaptation efforts.
Cyril Zenda
India’s Female Informal Workers Hit Hard by Extreme Heatwave
India's female informal workers remain at high risk and vulnerable to heat stress due to frequent extreme temperatures.
Quratulain Rehbar
The Artistic Activism of Chihiro Geuzebroek
Amsterdam-based artist Chihiro Geuzebroek talks about her art and activism that wittingly questions issue of war, climate emergency, and appropriation of Indigenous cultures.
Ilaha Abasli
Farmers’ Uprising in Europe And Agricultural Crisis in Netherlands
What is at stake for farmers who are mobilizing for fairer income, sustainable farming and against big agro-firms.
Roos Saat
Afrofuturism’s Reflection on Waste And Climate Crisis
Kenya's Afro-futurist artists are telling narratives in light of waste pollution, and environmental justice.
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.
Climate crisis exacerbates farmer suicides in India
Climate change is pushing farmers suicides in India, with Maharashtra's Marathwada region being heavily affected.
Mohsin Mulla
Week 31: News roundup
A snapshot of major news stories of the week from across the world.
Staff Writer
Navigating at the intersection of climate change and migration
The article explores four stories from Indonesia and Morocco, uncovering factors driving climate migration and accentuates the necessity of rights and justice centric actions.
Rachael Diniega
Daniela Paredes Grijalva
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