By Sierra Garcia But the sea, the sea in the darkness calls; The little waves, with their soft, white hands, Efface the footprints in the...

By Owen Powell As the sun starts its slow climb, the world begins to stir. Most people are still in their beds as dawn reaches them, but...

By David Williams Never before has climate science received so much public attention. Yet, as an early career researcher, we are often...

By Edgar Roberts Anthropogenic climate change is perhaps the greatest challenge facing humankind today as its impact extends into...

By Erika Veidis It is a dented half-cylinder, reflecting in its metal shell threads of light and the lonely and mysterious desolation of...

By Adam Zamecnik In a press release published by the non-governmental organization Social Watch this September, the government of the...

Re-examining the Role of Private Land Conservation in the Climate Crisis By Fiona Noonan On April 9, 2019, most of Oregon flooded,...

Stories from the Field By Lise Cazzoli and Loïc Druenne There is a tide in the affairs of men Which, taken at the flood, leads on to...

Artificial Disaster in Laos and the Risk Society By Yujia Bian “The water is coming!” shouted residents from southern Laos’ Attapeau...

By Rory Wilson The Lake Chad Basin Region Crisis is the worst humanitarian crisis you have never heard of. The United Nations estimates...

By Katerina Grypma The Lapita people, enigmatic seafarers and expert navigators of the prehistoric Pacific Ocean, are recognised as the...