Environment secretary warns people in Britain to store food for weather emergencies.

The collapse discourse is europatriarchal both in essence and in delivery. Here's why.

Government remains confident in under-pressure Martin Rolfe but transport secretary believes glitch was avoidable

Grant the river Teme and its tributaries “rights of nature”.

Why a 2,500-Year-Old Text Explains Our Modern Economic Crisis

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is seeking evidence on the environmental and animal health and welfare impacts of gamebird rea...

This title is not a figure of speech.

This is the first section in Part 2 of my recent grad school design paper in which I explore two contemporary, post-capitalist movements that have much to offer our creative endeavor to imagine a n…

Germany's inland waterways still move around 5% of the nation's goods. With the Rhine at a critically low level, DW explores how the drought is hitting the economy where it hurts most.

Extreme heat is harming wellbeing of ordinary people the PM champions, yet little has been said on the topic

I'm excited to announce this new piece we have in Nature Sustainability, on the question of post-growth and China. To me, this is the important point: post-growth *must* take account of world-system ...

Europe’s regenerative farmers are providing vital wildfire protection – but they need more support.