On and Within Water: Crossings of the Orontes River between Memory and Local Knowledge
As dams drain the Orontes and deforestation strips timber sources, Syrian and Lebanese boatmakers' traditions vanish, erasing generations of craft ...
Tag: Agriculture
Silenced Voices: Bedouin Lebanese Cultural Identity through Young Women’s Lenses
Six Bedouin women become co-researchers using photography to document their own identities, challenging urban stereotypes and reclaiming the right to ...
Poisoned Springs: How Sewage, Silt, and State Neglect Are Killing Life in Kashmir’s Freshwaters
Untreated sewage, plastic waste, and illegal riverbed mining are choking Kashmiri springs and ecosystems, and officials have done little more ...
More Scars Than Traces: Christopher Nolan Filmed His The Odyssey in Messenia, But Can the Region Survive the Spotlight?
The same wild coastlines and ancient fortresses that drew Hollywood's cameras are straining under rising heat, overtourism, and a resort ...
Edible Empire: How Our Food Supply Chains are Destroying the Planet
Cargill and Unilever run today's empires. From Almería's plastic greenhouses to Western Sahara's occupied phosphate mines, a new podcast maps ...
Deforestation, Data Gaps, and Small Farmers: Mapping the True Costs of Mexico’s Palm Oil
As plantations push into forests and reserves, this investigation of Mexico’s palm oil boom—spanning supermarket shelves, satellite maps, and rural ...
Bombed, Poisoned, and Ignored: Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing of South Lebanon
South Lebanon is being ethnically cleansed and ecologically destroyed. A documented, live-streamed erasure met with global silence
From Tanzanian Farms to Trendy Cafés: The Unequal Cost of Coffee – A Photo Story
As coffee sells for luxury prices abroad, Tanzanian women harvest it for $3 a day—inside an industry shaped by colonial ...
“No More Fish to Catch”: A Kenyan Island’s Fight Against Plastic Pollution and the Burden of Colonialism
Mega-projects, plastic waste, and shrinking fish stocks are reshaping Lamu Island, exposing the environmental and social costs of East Africa’s ...
A Fight for Survival: Elche’s Ancient Palm Tree Climbers Seek UNESCO Protection
Spain’s palmereros are battling EU safety laws and legal limbo to protect their centuries-old palm-climbing craft—and are now seeking UNESCO ...
Rachid’s Journey: How Our Food System Exploits ‘Illegal’ Migration
Every year, tens of thousands of migrants arrive in southern Spain to work in the plastic greenhouses of Europe. This ...
The Countdown to Iran’s Day Zero: A Crisis of Water, Not War
While the world debates bombs and sanctions, Iran is quietly running out of water—its land cracked, lakes vanished, and millions ...
Photo Story – Harvesting profit, displacing lives: The true cost of cheap vegetables
Spain’s billion-euro agriculture sector depends on undocumented migrant laborers—now evicted en masse, left homeless, and trapped in a system that ...
The battle for Tunisia’s water, soil and forests: Local solutions for climate resilience
Small farmers in Tunisia are reclaiming the land and —using agroforestry as a tool of resistance against climate change and ...
Greenhouses, waste and exploitation: Spain’s floods and the destructive cycle of industrial food production
With climate-driven storms intensifying, this photo essay lays bare the human and environmental costs of the global food supply.
Women at the heart of agro-ecology and food sovereignty in Palestine
An Interview with Lina Isma’il.
