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Brazil’s GE eucalyptus boom shows how land-based geoengineering—marketed as climate mitigation—reproduces colonial, ecological, and social harms

This series has been a look at the many outside influences within the global environmental regime that influence climate policy. Until...

Abhay Manchala

Oct 10, 2023

As Tropical Storm Fay barreled down the Florida coast in August 2008, residents across the state boarded up their windows, sandbagged...

Will Erens

Oct 9, 2023

What we saw during the 2023 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals summit was anything but “action and delivery.” In a series of...

Giancarlo Ceja & Cora Sverdrup

Oct 4, 2023

The G20 Summit of 2023 was a milestone event in the history of global economic discourse, guided by the vision of "One Earth, One Family,...

Eesha Rangani

Sep 25, 2023

Over the course of this series, we’ve established that the UNFCCC is not the end-all of global climate politics. Through the years,...

Abhay Manchala

Sep 20, 2023

During Africa Climate Week, African leaders attempted to demonstrate the continent’s commitment to climate solutions by drafting the ...

Andrew Bawiec & Cora Sverdrup

Sep 15, 2023

This is part two in a series analyzing the many impenetrable political spaces and forums where climate agendas and policies emerge,...

Abhay Manchala

Sep 11, 2023

Level: Undergraduate Fields: International Relations, Political Science, Environmental Studies Have you ever tried to teach International...

Shannon Gibson

Aug 20, 2023