“We are not this map”: connecting struggles for land and justice in Skye and the Amazon. On a dreich April day Maria Leusa Kaba Munduruku […] Read More
Category: Climate Change
When delegates convene for COP26 next week they will do so in a city that is still, despite the best efforts of planners and developers, […] Read More
Depending on who you listen to, Glasgow is either uniquely well suited to play host to COP26, or outrageously ill-prepared. Amid growing political rancour ahead […] Read More
By the end of 2021 the city of Glasgow will become shorthand for a landmark moment in human history; one way or another. As things […] Read More
You find yourself commuting home from work one day. Unexpectedly, your train stops mid-tunnel. You then notice that water is seeping through the closed doors, […] Read More
Shit — imagine huge immovable mountains of the stuff, caked into the stones or rushing forth in biblical torrents. A great leveller, tramped in by […] Read More
If, like me, you’ve visited New York on the cheap, you may be aware that the Waldorf Astoria contains a Starbucks in its lobby – thereby allowing pretty much anyone to wander […] Read More
We all felt a pang of the immediacy and excitement of youth when lockdown came around, in those first days when it seemed like everything […] Read More
“During the industrial era people were forced to endure long and bitter conflicts in their struggle to participate in the political system…It remains to be […] Read More
I take the slow train from Berlin to the Polish border in the early morning. On the platform of an eastern suburban station, tired workers […] Read More