Environment

Afforestation has been a pillar of Israel’s settler colonization project, to create a national identity on Palestinian lands.

There is a mutually reinforcing link between racist, colonial, and fascist tendencies at the core of much of Western environmentalism.

In Nepal’s Ramechhap district, the Majhi community is facing displacement and cultural loss due to urbanization, climate change, and state policies.

Spatial distribution of green space in the Iraqi capital is very limited to some areas and not all the citizens can enjoy its well-being, a research study highlighted.

On Yemen’s Socotra island, poverty and political disruption hinder efforts to give its prized dragon’s blood tree a future.

Our ancestors, who were often perceived as “ignorant” or “uncivilized” by colonists and western powers remain a model example of living in harmony with nature.

Across Syria, natural forests are vanishing at an alarming rate. Fueled by seasonal wildfires and unregulated logging, a seemingly endless cycle of deforestation has set in.

These forests are not just repositories of biodiversity; they are cultural treasures, economic lifelines, and ecological cornerstones

Intimate encounters with a few plants and people along a pilgrimage route. What visions of an alternative future appear through these encounters and how can we renew the ways we relate to and inhabit the world around us?

The plants disclose their knowledge and complex histories of colonialism and migration, shifting the author's perception of the city.

While the Israeli military is carrying out an unprecedented slaughter of humans, the toll on the environmental habitat is high.

An Interview with Lina Isma’il.