Gresa HasaJune 23, 2026
Once a quiet ecological haven, the coastline of Narta Lagoon is now ground zero for a massive land-grab scandal. While local protests target a new […]
Editorial BoardJune 16, 2026
A new report maps for the first time how multiple, overlapping climate threats are affecting children internationally.
Editorial BoardJune 12, 2026
The increase is incompatible with achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and limiting global warming to 1.5°C, new report says.
Editorial BoardJune 11, 2026
The US weather service now puts the odds of a very strong El Niño at 63%—nearly doubling its estimate from last month.
Editorial BoardJune 10, 2026
May Day once again reminded us that organized labor remains one of the most influential non-state actors on the global arena. From Manila to São Paulo, and from Berlin and Mexico City, millions took the streets as one—and not only for a better wage.
Editorial BoardMay 27, 2026
Internal intelligence reports reveal a quiet shift in the US surveillance apparatus toward growing protests against data centers and AI technologies.
Editorial BoardMay 20, 2026
The Caribbean country more than tripled its renewable energy share from 3% to 10% within a year—all while navigating a crippling US-led trade embargo.
Editorial BoardMay 13, 2026
A landmark research in Nature Health maps how poverty and economic disparity drive a massive surge in heat and cold-related mortality across the continent.
Iason AthanasiadisApril 29, 2026
With military tensions soaring, the Eastern Mediterranean is increasingly criss-crossed by military vessels, and at the risk of the same environmental damage seen on its neighboring seas. With world leaders openly talking of a global conflict just round the corner, what is to happen to the seas that we hardly got to know?
Editorial BoardApril 11, 2026
© Jonathan Cooper Link copied! The alarm was launched on April 5, from somewhere in the Central Mediterranean. A small boat departed from Tajoura, a […]
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