by Deniz Saygi According to Merriam Webster, the definition of climate change is a significant and long-lasting change in the Earth’s climate and weather patterns [1]. Yet, the truth is much deeper and more comprehensive than this definition. After the signing of the Paris Agreement, countries promised to take action…

by Karabo Cohen In what is arguably the first of its kind, researchers Bamba Muhaya and Benjamin Badahri from the University of Lubumbashi present a compelling case for a public health risk given rise to by an increase of anthropogenic activity, (as a result of human activity) in the Katuba…

by Karabo Cohen The credibility of the old adage, “necessity is the mother of invention”, has prevailed remarkably in the face of the numerous challenges posed by the threat of climate change (e.g. the destabilization of ecosystems due to enhanced global warming, which may hinder the process of farming) and…

by Viandito Pasaribu Not to be confused with the 2019 documentary on sexism in the film industry of the same name, This Changes Everything is a 2015 film adaptation of the titular book written by Naomi Klein, directed by Avi Lewis with Klein herself starring in the movie and making…

by Viandito Pasaribu Naomi Klein’s work, published a week before the 2014 UN Climate Summit in New York, is an attempt to identify the underlying socioeconomic causes to climate change as well as propose systemic solutions. Key actors in the global debate around climate policy and their roles in shaping…

by Savina Magni In 2020, Professor Gregory A Cajete published an article in which he presents the relationship between real challenges, social issues and climate change and the Indigenous community in the US. …

by Chidera Olalere ‘How Vulnerable are Bangladesh’s Indigenous People to Climate Change?’ is an article written by Bernhard G. Gunter, Atiq Rahman, and A.F.M Ataur Rahman and published in the Bangladesh Development Research Working Paper Series (BDRWPS) in April 2008. …

by Savina Magni Climate Change is one of the most discussed topics of the past decade. With the Paris Agreement in 2015, 196 countries expressed their will in limiting global warming to well below 2 Degree Celsius by the end of the century. …

by Savina Magni John C. Torpey is an American Professor of Sociology and History at the University of California, Irvine, United States. In 2009, he published a book for the Cambridge University Press writing about the origin of the modern passport and its importance in controlling movement in the modern…