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Xinyue Liu
- Sep 22
Reflections on Coral Grief
I dare say you have seen specimens of Corals, because they are so beautiful that all who travel to the tropical oceans where they grow...
Eve Fraser
- Jul 31
‘Made in France’: a stepping-stone towards a more sustainable fashion industry?
Companies are reviving the French apparel industry – with a green twist. ‘Fast fashion is poison for our planet. It should be replaced by...
Emma Burnett
- Jul 4
Wok and roll: Fatpacket sizzle
Try this super flavourful and colourful dish that only takes 20 minutes to fry up!
Azmal Hossan
- May 3, 2022
CO2: Friend or Foe to Food?
How Rising Carbon Dioxide Uproots Bangladesh's Food Systems
Melaina Dyck
- Sep 10, 2021
A Tour of the Anthropocene in 55 Minutes (or Less)
From Pucallpa to Lima
Audrey Simango and Ray Mwareya
- Mar 23, 2021
Climate Change Threatens Livelihoods of Zambia’s Beekeepers
Why Zambia's fragile bee industry is struggling with climate change
Anthroposphere
- Feb 17, 2021
Once Removed and Now Returning – The Philippines in a Changing Climate
By Allison Gacad. Art by Alice Hackey I was twelve years old when I first travelled to the Philippines, nearly three decades after my...
Anthroposphere
- Jan 29, 2021
When the rains stayed away
By Shashi Kadapa. My name is Bheerappa Kuruba. I am an illiterate, nomad shepherd of the lower Kuruba caste from a village in Dharwad...
Isabel Galwey
- Aug 15, 2020
Taking Root: Failure and Success for the Great Forest Wall of Tōhoku
Today's political zeitgeist gives rise to a relentless focus on walls: their construction and their deconstruction, their ‘how’s and...
Richard J. Nevle
- Apr 13, 2020
Birdwatching
You weave through the sky with the finest thread Invisible but to the stone of deep-down knowing Stitching and restitching the ripped...
Alexandre Leskanich
- Mar 28, 2020
Living in the Aftermath
Historical consciousness has revolutionised human thinking. Knowing history, existing as part of it, even thinking of ourselves as...
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