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Brazil’s GE eucalyptus boom shows how land-based geoengineering—marketed as climate mitigation—reproduces colonial, ecological, and social harms
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Land, Culture, and Tragedy: Exploring the Impact of Settler-Colonialism on the Maui Wildfires
For centuries, the connection between the people of Hawai’i and the ‘aina (land) reflected the principle that “land has no need for man...
Christina Chkarboul & Thomas Martynowicz
Aug 20, 2023
When Climate Agendas Get Set Outside the UNFCCC: Climate (In)Action in the Group of Twenty (G20)
This is part one in a series analyzing the many impenetrable political spaces and forums where climate agendas and policies emerge,...
Shannon Gibson
Aug 4, 2023
Access Matters: Observation ≠ Participation
As two students with some foundational knowledge of the global climate regime, we followed each summit and conference we’ve attended...
Christina Chkarboul & Thomas Martynowicz
Jul 13, 2023
Broken Promises and Missed Targets: What Must be Done to Bridge Gaps ahead of COP28 in Dubai
“[The] goal posts keep moving, and trust is lost.” – Papua New Guinea on behalf of the Coalition for Rainforest Nations at SB58 Once...
Christina Chkarboul & Thomas Martynowicz
Jun 21, 2023
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