The Mysterious Lagoons of Morocco
Unprecedented rainfall in the Sahara Desert has resulted in rare, temporary lagoons in southeastern Morocco, a phenomenon unseen for decades
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Veda Rodewald
Oct 1615 min read
Indigenous Lives and the Lithium Mines of Argentina
The struggle, they say, is not just about ownership of the land, but about safeguarding Pachamama—the source of life.
Aashi Sharma
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A Drowning Pacific and the UN Chief's Concerns
The 53rd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting was hosted by Tonga and chaired by the Prime Minister, Hon. Hu’akavemeiliku Siaosi Sovaleni.
Fani Apospori
Aug 1012 min read
Blue Extractivism: Scrambling for the Deep Sea
The fate of the deep sea and the fate of our planet are intimately intertwined. That we should be considering the destruction of these place
Dhriti Pasrija
Jun 299 min read
The Island of Gardi Sugdub: Climate Change Forces Relocation
Three hundred families—more than a thousand people—left their homes of over a century when they evacuated a sinking Gardi Sugdub to the coa
Pandora Editorial Staff
Jun 126 min read
Vanishing Hives: The Impact of Climate Change on Nepal’s Honey Hunting Tradition
For generations, the Gurung community in central Nepal has engaged in the ancient and perilous tradition of honey hunting. This practice, wh
Tatenda Dlali
May 3112 min read
Colonial Conservation: How Forced Evictions of the Maasai Reveal Neocolonial Practices in Wildlife Preservation
“We saw a bleak future threatened by land selling, land grabs for commodification, by the collapse of our rivers and grasslands, and by unsu
Pandora Editorial Staff
Dec 13, 20237 min read
Climate Action Under Occupation: Palestine at COP28
In the midst of ongoing atrocities, Palestine faces not only the immediate threats of violence and missile attacks but also the...
Adi Roy
Nov 30, 202313 min read
Concrete: Civilisational Dependence and an Environmental Disaster
In this commodified landscape, the fetishization of concrete becomes emblematic of a consumer-driven culture that values the aesthetic appea
Shuvam Dhakal
Aug 30, 20236 min read
Land, Livelihoods, and Indigenous Rights: India's Coal Mining Struggle
India’s drive to maximize coal output across the country to meet the growing energy needs has displaced the Adivasi population – indigenous
Nandini Sarin
Jul 5, 20225 min read
India’s Escalating Climate Crisis
Unparalleled rain and flooding have submerged villages in the north-eastern state of Assam, leaving behind wrecked homes. “There is water ev
Anushka Roy
Apr 13, 20226 min read
The Architecture of a Social Crisis
Climate change’s disproportionate impact on poorer neighbourhoods
Pandora Editorial Staff
Nov 29, 202111 min read
COP26: A Big Failure?
The 26th meeting of the Conference of the Parties proved to be an impressive global failure, as the public widely criticised world leaders f
Krittika Barve
Nov 22, 20218 min read
India: Perils of the Push for Palm
Frequently consumed household products in modern society range from shampoo, soap, detergents, chocolate, lotions, toothpaste, to even...
Veda Rodewald
Oct 31, 20211 min read
World's protected forests are becoming one of its largest carbon emitters
Increasing wildfires and logging is causing a devastating impact on the planet’s large forests. Previously known to be carbon sinks, these
Pandora Editorial Staff
Oct 29, 20213 min read
Pandora Climate: September 2021
Pandora's Monthly Climate Report (September)
Veda Rodewald
Jun 12, 20216 min read
Greek Island Turning Green
With a long-term goal to transition to smart technology and rely more on electric energy, the Government has placed great emphasis on ensuri
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