The magazine from the Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg
Environmental protests involving acts of civil disobedience, such as throwing tomato soup on a famous painting, have recently happened in many places of the world. Staff Writer Paula Ullaland examines the effectiveness and impact of these actions.
A few years ago, there was a large court proceeding …
Climate change is an issue of global importance. However, the different perceptions about it impact the efforts worldwide to combat it. Staff writer Dominique Keizer explains.
In a poignant essay, staff writer Dominique Keizer discusses what the consumer can change in order to preserve nature’s resources, and what to look for if you want your consumption to be more sustainable and fair.
Environmental factors have become more and more common as drivers of migration in the world. Staff writer Linnea Björk explains how this especially affects Central America, highlighting the precarious situation of Haitian refugees.
Enlight analyst Marianna Manvelyan highlights the challenges and opportunities for airports to become more eco-friendly.
Vilma Ellemark writes about what is behind the fragrant bouquets at florists and supermarkets, and what consumers can do for those working in the global supply chain of cut flowers.
After many decades of isolation, the people of Socotra are being forced into a conflict that until recently was fought hundreds of kilometres away.
While production is a large part of the environmental harm of electronic devices, another major but less known pollutant is the daily use of Internet.