Why a commitment to justice is not an optional extra in tackling the climate crisis
If rich countries and elites do not recognise and compensate for their historic emissions, their poorer counterparts may justifiably refuse…
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“A further act of colonisation”: why indigenous peoples fear carbon offsetting
Despite new rules agreed at Cop26, many think that carbon markets could still be used to aid the theft of…
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Why smog, not Covid-19, could push Delhi back into lockdown
The Indian city, which is the world’s most polluted capital, is facing even more dangerous levels of air pollution.
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Pat Brown: “Farm animals are the most destructive technology on earth”
The CEO of Impossible Foods on why ending animal agriculture is the fastest and most powerful way to restrain climate…
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Cop26 was a failure but the shows of solidarity around Glasgow are cause for hope
The future of humanity depends on forging forms of solidarity that override geopolitical allegiance and national self-interest.
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Why we need Greta Thunberg more than ever
There is still too much misinformation and greenwash surrounding claims of climate action.
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Which countries are the biggest carbon emitters in history?
China and India are far behind countries such as the US and UK for cumulative emissions.
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The good, the bad and the ugly: What did Cop26 achieve?
The conference was a very human, flawed attempt to deal with a problem of our own making.
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