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Notes on Isla Grande: Figurations of Environmental Violence and Beauty in the Colombian Caribbean

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Interdisciplinarity across the secular/faith divide: revelations from researching Christian environmentalists in Trump’s America

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The UK’s New National Security Assessment on Biodiversity is Deeply Flawed

By Jan Selby The UK’s new National Security Assessment on biodiversity has been lauded by environmentalists. But it is utterly incoherent, representing little more than…
Jan Selby
Jan SelbyMarch 20, 2026
Becoming territory in the Anthropocene Art & MultimediaReviews

Becoming territory in the Anthropocene

By Ana Paula Lemes de Souza Bodies are traversed, constituted, and often devastated by the same logics that operate upon territories. A reflection on Han…
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Ana Paula Lemes de SouzaMarch 11, 2026
Agriculture and Migration in Algerian oasis: Deep Groundwater access and Changing Relationships with Land and Labour Long ReadsNotes from the field

Agriculture and Migration in Algerian oasis: Deep Groundwater access and Changing Relationships with Land and Labour

By Mohamed Amine Saidani, Meriem Farah Hamamouche and Emanuele Fantini In Algeria, access to deep natural resources has reshaped young oasis dwellers’ relationship with agricultural…
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Mohamed Amine SaidaniFebruary 17, 2026
Negative Emissions as Commons? Notes from the fieldShort Essays

Negative Emissions as Commons?

By Felix Krawczyk Negative emissions are often categorically rejected, yet they can also have emancipatory potential.
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Felix KrawczykJanuary 28, 2026
Political Ecology of Science Fiction: Why Film Can Help Us Better Understand the Contemporary Environmental Crisis Art & MultimediaReviews

Political Ecology of Science Fiction: Why Film Can Help Us Better Understand the Contemporary Environmental Crisis

By Juan Alberto Gran Through its diverse works and artistic expressions—particularly cinema—science fiction creates stories that serve as a window through which we can observe…
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Juan Alberto GranJanuary 13, 2026

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