Resources
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on resources and on new and progressive ways of managing those resources. Resources relate to land, water, air, sunlight, minerals and metals, fossil fuels, and humans interaction with them.
In September 2025, I log into social media. My algorithm advertises a $137 Iberia Airlines flight from the US to Spain. The…
In November, Ibrahima Sory embarked on a trip to southeastern Guinea—a two-day, 800km road journey from the country’s capital, Conakry, to the…
If you visited Brazil in the last few years, you will have seen it: “the other red hat.” Now a trendy accessory…
In a Maghreb growing increasingly thirsty, water is no longer just a resource: it has become a diagnostic tool for our shared…
Ceasefire? Peace in the Middle East? Ask a Gazan about it (well, not one of the 360 or more that the IDF has killed…
For regular viewers of Amy Goodman’s Democracy Now! Program, she and her team recently reported from the COP30 conference in Belém, Brazil. This COPS spotlighted Indigenous people, and…
Richard Black and other analysts at the Ember energy consultancy find that all new electricity demand in the first three quarters of 2025 was met…
The widely circulated article in Global Geopolitics, “America’s Hypocrisy as Policy,” offers a thoughtful reaction to US President Donald Trump’s insane but self-serving threat…
Contradictions pervaded the latest UN climate conference (COP30) held in Belem, Brazil. Progressive President Lula da Silva of Brazil proclaimed it would…
At the dawning of the British Empire in 1818, the romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley penned a memorable sonnet freighted with foreboding…
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