Environmental Policy & Conservation• October 10, 2026 • Evan Lee Salim Global Resistance on the Frontlines: A Weekly Dispatch on Environmental Justice, Climate Action, and Civil Rights Executive Overview From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the rising tides of the South Pacific, the past…
Environmental News & Journalism• October 3, 2026 • Basiran The Battle for Bannock County: A Rural Idaho Community Weighs Clean Energy, Property Rights, and the Future Executive Overview Nestled in a sprawling valley a few hours north of Salt Lake City, Idaho’s Bannock County…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 26, 2026 • Asep Darmawan Turning the Tide: Inside Bannock County’s Pivotal Battle Over Renewable Energy and Property Rights Executive Overview In March 2024, the Bannock County Commission in southeast Idaho enacted a controversial ordinance banning utility-scale…
Climate Change & Global Warming• September 25, 2026 • rifanmuazin Human Rights Alarm Over COP31 Host Agreement: Türkiye Reinstates Controversial Non-Interference Provision Executive Overview A growing diplomatic and human rights rift has surfaced surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 17, 2026 • Azzam Bilal Chamdy Shadows in the Mist: Climate Displacement, Indigenous Rights, and the Fight for Survival in Taiwan’s Tengjhih Hamlet Executive Overview High in the rugged mountains of southern Taiwan, wild grass now reclaims the weathered wooden structures…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 9, 2026 • Neng Nana Voices from the Canopy: Reconciling Indigenous Rights and Conservation in the Congo Basin Executive Overview Deep within the lush, hyper-diverse forests of the Congo Basin in the eastern Democratic Republic of…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 7, 2026 • Ali Ikhwan Clash of the North: Indigenous Rights, Green Transition, and Political Rhetoric Collide in Sweden Executive Overview Sweden’s transition toward a green, post-fossil economy has collided head-on with the rights of its Indigenous…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 4, 2026 • Raul Delapena Setiawan Rewriting History: Indigenous Youth Lead the Charge as Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Grants Legal Rights to the Longperson Waterway By Liz Kimbrough / Mongabay Published: September 2026 Executive Overview On January 8, 2026, the Tribal Council of…
Environmental Policy & Conservation• September 2, 2026 • Lina Hope Guardians of the Living Planet: Why Indigenous Rights Must Anchor the Global Biodiversity Agenda Executive Overview Across the globe, a silent yet profound war is being waged over the remaining vestiges of…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 29, 2026 • Raul Delapena Setiawan Tragedy on the Highway: The Devastating Loss of Guarani Leaders and the Continuing Fight for Indigenous Rights in Brazil Executive Overview On August 14, a catastrophic highway collision in central Brazil claimed the lives of seven Indigenous…