How can art history be reformed to respond effectively to the Anthropocene?

Herzog fails to ask us an underlying question: are we to value the spirit of discovery above earthly survival?

In the context of climate change, it seems that our society is still in the childlike phase of prioritising the immediate reward

What are circular economies, and how can they help to bridge the emissions gap?

By Erika Veidis Human health, by almost any measure, is better now than at any point in human history. In the last century, we’ve seen...

By Jack Kelly Falling taxes and Australia going into surplus for the first time in over a decade: definitely a good news budget. But did...

What does it mean for nature to flourish amidst the radioactive ruins?

New Mexico is one of America’s sunniest states, but expanding solar power there has proven a major challenge. Why can’t the Land of...

By Kate Bevan On the evening of 4th October 1957, the world watched in anticipation as the Soviet Union launched Sputnik – the first...

Is Global Heritage aboard a Sinking Ship? By Nuala Burnett Inky black wings break the surface of the choppy water surrounding the islands...

A Closer Look at Indonesia’s Geothermal Energy Expansion By Ernielly Leo (@erniellyleo) A lush archipelago scattered along the Pacific...

By Karl Dudman (@dudman_karl) ‘Karliku, Karliku, co tam niesiesz w koszyku…?’ So began song number two in a special performance by folk...