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China’s Expanding Footprint in South America’s Lithium Triangle

China's ambition to secure the raw materials for its technological and energy transitions is impacting indigenous territories and ways of life in Bolivia, Argentina and…

Francesco TorriMarch 11, 2025

Short Essays

Flesh and Nerves: A Materialist Ecofeminist Politics of Nervous System Regulation

How do systems of extraction affect our nervous systems, and what does it take to repair them?

Alice RogovoyFebruary 12, 2025

Interventions Short Essays

Eating the Adivasis along with the Tiger: Conservation Conflicts in India

India's model of colonial conservation uproots Indigenous communities who have coexisted with wildlife for generations, turning forests into constructed ‘wild’ tourist spectacles for profit.

Rajaraman SundaresanJanuary 21, 2025

Long Reads

Insights from the webinar “Seeding Futures: Connecting Feminist Political Ecology and Agroecology”

How can the interconnected spheres of feminist political ecology and agroecology inform each other? In this blog piece, we share some insights that emerged during…

Enid StillDecember 17, 2024

Notes from the field Short Essays

A Changing Sea: The Threat of the Fireworm for Sicilian Fisherfolks

Along the eastern Sicilian coast, fisherfolks are struggling with the bearded fireworm: a native species of the Mediterranean whose population is booming due to warmer…

Francesco TorriDecember 10, 2024

Climate injustice as intersectional heat experience: the case of Neukölln, Berlin

Wasted dunes: open-air landfills feeding Tunisian ruminants

Welcome to the valley: Landscapes of the No TAV struggle

China’s Expanding Footprint in South America’s Lithium Triangle

Flesh and Nerves: A Materialist Ecofeminist Politics of Nervous System Regulation

Eating the Adivasis along with the Tiger: Conservation Conflicts in India

Insights from the webinar “Seeding Futures: Connecting Feminist Political Ecology and Agroecology”

A Changing Sea: The Threat of the Fireworm for Sicilian Fisherfolks

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