Polluter pays? Depends
In the last three years, climate litigation has emerged as a re-shaping force in climate governance, with over 3,000 cases recorded globally across nearly 60 countries. This expansion includes…
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Why Cities Need More than Just Air Conditioning for Extreme Heat
Biodegradable Plastics: Help or Hype?
Senior Alberta Officials Stalled Release of Coal Mine Pollution Science
Water Companies Have Borrowed Over £10bn in ‘Green’ Bonds
Sweden’s Mining Industry is Threatening the Indigenous Sami People’s Way of Life
What Next for the Global Governance of Critical Minerals?
‘Defeat for Justice’: Ecuador to Pay Amazon-Polluting Chevron $220 Million
Hyperscale Data Centres Will ‘Turbocharge Emissions’
Marine Heat Waves Slow the Ocean’s Carbon Flow
When plankton find themselves in hot water, organic matter stalls at the surface and disrupts transport of carbon to the deep ocean. Marine heat waves…
KWK Anna Pszow
Upper Silesia is known as the heart of Poland’s coal industry and is filled with post-industrial landscapes and forgotten structures. The now abandoned Anna Coal…
The Role of Energy in Kazakhstan: Challenges and Prospects
Kazakhstan, the largest economy in Central Asia, with its economic development plan and strategic document 2050, has actively developed economic and trade diplomacy, diversified foreign…
When the Dose Makes the Poison: Harmful Algal Blooms
Algae: you wouldn’t be here reading this article, and I sure wouldn’t be here writing it, if it weren’t for them. It might seem like a bit of a stretch to make that…