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There will be no life on a burning planet

By Daniela Duarte Lima At the largest gathering of indigenous peoples in Brazil, their organizations call on society to join them in defending the planet.…

Daniela Duarte LimaMay 27, 2025

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Are EVs Really the New Environmental Saviour or Just Another Capitalist Front?

By Songze Wu As electric vehicles are hailed as the future of green mobility, this article asks: are they really a solution—or just a new…

Songze WuMay 13, 2025

Long Reads Political Ecologies of the Far Right

“Sink the boats – Save the world”: Ecobordering narratives on the British far right

Many far-right groups claim that migration drives environmental destruction, from river pollution to climate breakdown. These ‘ecobordering’ narratives greenwash racism and cover up the political…

Cable CollectiveApril 22, 2025

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Reclaiming radical democracy in times of a civilizatory crisis

In Ancestral Future, the Brazilian Indigenous leader and philosopher Ailton Krenak recounts the story of the Maxakali community, an Indigenous group from the eastern rivers…

Carlos TornelApril 16, 2025

Interventions Long Reads Notes from the field

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

By Eva Camus & Panagiota Kotsila Heatwaves expose deep inequalities, hitting racialized migrants hardest due to race, gender, class, and poor housing. In Neukölln, Berlin,…

Eva Camus BuchertApril 8, 2025

Political Struggle in Film: An Overview of Pitfalls & Traps

Launch of Insurgent Ecologies on October 20th

Epistemic justice and the Dialogue of Knowledge

There will be no life on a burning planet

Are EVs Really the New Environmental Saviour or Just Another Capitalist Front?

“Sink the boats – Save the world”: Ecobordering narratives on the British far right

Reclaiming radical democracy in times of a civilizatory crisis

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

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