Now we are cooking with gas: How interdisciplinary solutions and local outreach can light a fire under clean stove adoption.
An article by Annelise Gill-Wiehl and Daniel Kammen
Ocean2Ocean: 22-Year-Old Environmental Activist Completes 3,000 Mile Run Across America
An article by Parley for the Oceans
Why we need to transform our relationship with nature
An article by Gesche Jürgens
How the EU can stop the War against Nature
An article by Jannes Stoppel
Jordanian Artist Abeer Seikaly on Meeting Points
An Interview by Jonny Tiernan
An Interview with David Roberts on Climate Journalism
An Interview by Laura McDermott
Arts & Nature Social Club
An article by Joerg Geier and Lili Jassemi Schmidt-Thomé
One woman’s rowdy mission to change the ranching crisis
An article by Frances Pinero
Waste pickers: the unsung heroes of our plastic-ridden world
An article by Peter Wang Hjemdahl, rePurpose Global
Ocean-based solutions for climate action
What is the potential of the ocean and its ecosystems to reduce the causes and impacts of climate change?
Covering the climate: two journalists in Botswana and Cameroon
Interviews by Anne-Sophie Garrigou
The different faces of climate change: the Zambia drought
A series of three articles written by Sofia Ollvid from SolarAid.
Climate KIC Demo Day 2019 proves Europe still has what it takes to lead the Green Revolution
Europe still has what it takes to lead the Green Revolution
Saving Mexico’s native corn with sustainable furniture
An interview with Mexican Designer Fernando Laposse
Roxana Bucată
Journalist
Roxana Bucată is a Romanian journalist, worried about the climate crisis and dedicated to communicating solutions. She is currently a contributor to Vice Romania, where she writes about the environmental challenges.
Twitter: @roxanabucata
Ademola Adesina
CEO of Rensource
“We Nigerians are affecting our environment directly. All you have to do is look up to the sky and see the dense smog that hovers over Lagos on most days.”