Freedom in sight for Kaavan, ‘the world's loneliest elephant’Kaavan will soon be relocated to a sanctuary in CambodiaWritten by R Umaima Ahmed31 October 2020
Environmental risk posed by Venezuelan oil tanker highlights importance of transparency and public participationGovernments should 'support this co-creation of knowledge'Written by Cari-Bois News31 October 2020
In the heat of political crisis, Belarus launches first nuclear power plantEcologists do not share the government's optimism about AstravetsWritten by Hanna Valynec29 October 2020
Venezuelan tanker deemed ‘stable’, but Trinidad & Tobago recommends hastening the transfer of oilPublic concerns about a potential spill still aboundWritten by Zico Cozier24 October 2020
Trinidad & Tobago team reports ‘minimal to no risk’ of an oil spill from stranded Venezuelan tankerThis was the first non-Venezuelan-led assessment of the status of the FSO NabarimaWritten by Zico Cozier23 October 2020
The Caribbean's case for reparations: Part IIICOVID-19 has revealed 'horrendous legacies' of inequityWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco19 October 2020
Marine ecosystems and livelihoods at risk if Venezuelan oil tanker sinksA spill could create a “dead, contaminated sea"Written by Zico Cozier18 October 2020
#AnswerUsElonMusk: Russia's indigenous peoples campaign against Arctic pollutionThey're demanding compensation for devastating pollution caused by Russia's largest nickel producerWritten by Vera Shcherbina16 October 2020
Devastating fires rage in Argentina as economic interests become key suspectArgentines campaign for laws protecting the environment on Twitter Written by Romina Navarro Translated by Stephanie Crane16 October 2020
The Caribbean's case for reparations: Part IIReparatory justice: 'The greatest political movement of the 21st century'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco15 October 2020
The Caribbean's case for reparations: Part IRefusal of reparations denies 'the criminal nature of colonial crimes'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco12 October 2020
‘Life and Limb’: Foresters on the front line of climate change in VanuatuThe documentary follows Vanuatu's forestersWritten by Mong Palatino8 October 2020
The climate crisis message in Jamaican environmentalist's new novel is rooted ‘in love for home’'Daylight Come' is Diana McCaulay's dystopian take on the futureWritten by Emma Lewis7 October 2020
Child activist Licypriya Kangujam leads India's movement against climate changeThe 9-year-old promotes climate consciousness and environmental accountability Written by Anumeha Verma4 October 2020