International

Popular movements in Argentina are better than average at stopping the mining madness. The contrast with Bolsonaro's Brazil is striking.

'With little more than an overnight bag, our phones and laptops, Geoff and I found ourselves standing with ash on our faces, smoke in our hair, and in a new world shifted on its axis.'

Meet the female fishmongers in Liberia fighting for healthy fisheries.

The people of Cajamarca stopped a gold mine in their water and food rich territory. But the real story is what happened next...

Farmers’ organisations, trade union federations, indigenous peoples, fisher groups, women’s organisations, environmental groups and progressive political parties met in Hyderabad, South India.

Two Polish utilities announce they will suspend funding to the country’s last planned new coal plant, Ostrołęka C.

'The WWF has ruined the forest ... The forest needs us and we need the forest. But now we go inside as if we were thieves and they hit us with their machetes when we do.'

Damning UN investigation condemns WWF flagship project in Congo and reveals massive scale of abuse.

Auctioning-off rivers for private gain has severe social and environmental impacts. But there is a better way.

The Gond tribe of Hasdeo Arand, the largest and oldest stretch of forest land in central India, is on the verge of losing its home in the face of coal mining.

Melting ice and climate collapse threaten Finland's lakes and the ancient, sustainable fishing traditions associated with them.

Australian Prime Minister's response to fires is reactionary, short-term, and lacking in vision.

The Gulf faces unique challenges when it comes to nuclear power - yet four reactors are under construction at Barakah.

Commitment to preserving traditional knowledge proves successful in Indonesia.

‘Green Deal’ seeks to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050.

Demonstrations against government inaction and greenwashing at COP culminated in a march of over nearly half a million people.

The Finnish community of Selkie is leading the rewilding of rivers, lakes and carbon-rich peatlands damaged by mining.

Vanuatu calls for International Criminal Court to seriously consider recognizing crime of ecocide.

'35-40 percent of trees cut for industrial purposes become paper products.'

India's interminable quest for uranium rides roughshod over environmental and health concerns and democratic processes.

Major retrospective exhibition devoted to the work of celebrated Brazilian photographer and activist Claudia Andujar to open in January 2020.

Communities around the world are demonstrating how we can move beyond extractivism to revive cultures of care and solidarity.

Evolutionary diversity should be an important consideration when identifying priority areas for conservation.

An interview with Dr Richard Despard Estes.