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19 December 2022
Is the adoption of the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework enough to achieve the radical transformations needed to avert the biodiversity crisis?
5 December 2022
The dynamics of COP reproduce neoliberal values of the environment. COP 15 however could be an opportunity to incorporate a Rights of Nature approach.
1 September 2022
Due diligence processes regarding sustainability in supply chains have been a popular policy initiative over recent years.
28 July 2022
Jointly funded HEIF/SSRP project aims to reconfigure education which embraces a creative engagement with uncertainty
19 October 2020
The widespread loss and degradation of biodiversity is one of our planet’s most pressing crises. Species diversity across all life including...
8 July 2020
Rain clouds approach the shores of Puthiyathura village of Thiruvananthapuram district in southwestern India Puthiyathura,...
15 May 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has catapulted healthcare to the forefront of public interest. Yet healthcare institutions are under immense financial...
14 May 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has turned our lives upside down over the last couple of weeks. Country after country...
13 May 2020
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) form an ‘integrated and indivisible’ framework of goals and targets to guide all countries...
12 May 2020
In the course of a three-month period, COVID-19 has wrought unprecedented social and economic change across Europe. Much of this has been...
4 May 2020
There are more COVID-19 theories circulating than toilet paper stocked up in a family household of 4 during the first weeks of lockdown. Most...
24 April 2020
Staying at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19 during this pandemic has compelled us to explore alternative ways to socialise, work, learn, keep...
22 April 2020
Our world has become an uncertain and fragile place, one in which we all worry for the health of our older relatives and wonder what kind of future...
18 April 2020
It’s not that nobody had seen this coming. The World Health Organisation had been ringing the alarm bells for years. Bill Gates, chairman of...
17 April 2020
The collapse of economic activity due to the new cororavirus crisis gave a new impetus to debates on the relationship between economic growth and...
16 April 2020
One of the most pronounced effects of the pandemic, since government lockdowns began, has been the stark decreases in air pollution and carbon...
15 April 2020
The inequalities of Covid-19 are now well established. In wealthy countries, age and pre-existing medical conditions are the crucial differentiating...
9 April 2020
The ‘triple crisis’ has shown that EU crisis-management is routinely limited by competing member-state preferences. This time,...
8 April 2020
On the 24th of March 2020, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a complete national lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19 on the...
7 April 2020
Unless significant changes are made in production and consumption patterns, we should anticipate further pandemics and other catastrophes resulting...
