A new course in Sweden poses the question, “what will a self-sufficient Hällefors Municipality taste like in 2030?” Students on the course act like…
You have probably heard a variation of the story, “The Star Thrower,” about a man who comes across a young girl walking…
Human rights and environmental activists across the globe are mobilizing in support of five men detained in El Salvador on charges that…
In 2022, a third La Niña year brought much rain to Australia and Southeast Asia and dry conditions to the other side…
As Argentina eyes large lithium reserves to boost its struggling economy, local assemblies across the country are coming together to protect the…
On September 24, 2022, more than 30,000 people occupied the main roads of downtown Seoul, South Korea, for the nation’s largest climate justice march.…
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed new standards for how much of the nation’s fuel supply should come from renewable sources. …
Scientists are warning Utah officials that the Great Salt Lake is shrinking far faster than experts previously believed, and calling for a…
The House Republican who received the most oil and gas PAC money in the last election cycle is set to be the…
This is the second of two stories on the ongoing crisis in the eastern provinces of the DRC. Part one can be…
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