Editor’s Picks

More than 50 percent of UK universities divest from fossil fuels.

Reflections on care and trauma as Australia's fires take the lives of at least 480 million animals.

Pollution, potting and community action at Lyme Bay all demonstrate that we need to think synoptically about living systems.

Our climate movement must not repeat the mistakes of the past. This means placing justice at the heart of everything we do.

Contaminated mine waters in southern Madagascar pose health risk to locals.

Extinction Rebellion has a lot to learn from Ende Gelände, the grassroots climate action group that is radical in theory and practice.

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

XR must name capitalism and neo-colonialism as the systems of oppression that underpin climate crisis.

A declaration on climate crisis, energy transition and extractivism in Latin America.

“Now the forests are gone, so is the sense of community."

'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.

On the living legacy of Chernobyl.

Rebuilding a house is hard enough – especially if you aren’t wealthy or insured – but it is far more challenging to rebuild a sense of home.

‘We must remind ourselves that we are powerful, we must dig into what has worked and hold it high and learn from it.’

How we vote on December 12 will decide how the UK addresses the climate crisis - we must have a televised leaders climate debate.

Pollution, poisoning and the loss of human life due to unsafe water are the accepted costs of doing business in America.

An invitation to unlearn the disciplinary boundaries of academia and 'to build collectives of care rather than mere departments'.

Permaculture Magazine’s £30,000 annual prize celebrates significant climate change solutions.

Reflections on organising next year's degrowth conference, which will explore strategies for social and ecological transformation.

'It feels urgent to be swimming now, in this smoky, impossible lake: not only to enjoy this world while it still exists as it is, but to face the reality of what is happening.'

'For the rich, much much less, while for the billions who lack the basics: more good food, better housing, abundant clean water...'

We must call for an end to the deregulatory ‘free trade’ and tax policies that make practices like re-importation and redundant trade profitable.

Villagers are using the law to take on lignite mining in Germany.