A non-Western-aligned shadow fleet (or “dark fleet”) is largely made up of ageing ships that maintain a low profile by sailing without insurance and more.
El devastador ataque contra Ucrania ha generado un debate en favor de un plan de rehabilitación a escala del que sucedió la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
It’s a potentially controversial acknowledgement that some places simply can’t be saved, but in some cases it may also be the most responsible course of action.
Efforts to pilfer and destroy Ukrainian cultural heritage underline the importance of an international treaty on safeguarding heritage sealed after World War II.
A recent report suggested more companies are going radio silent - or 'greenhushing' their emissions-reduction goals to avoid scrutiny. Could this impact climate efforts?
Assessing the two places as the same type of competitor running the same race, with California winning, points to bigger questions about how we measure prosperity.
Some countries with worker shortages are easing immigration restrictions in response. But in other places that isn’t such a readily available option.
A new study questions the assumption that prior to capitalism most people had to endure extreme poverty, and makes a case for treating employees with dignity.
According to the latest Chief Economists Outlook, the difficulty people are having when it comes to buying bare essentials is ramping up the risk of social unrest.
Europe is braced for energy shortages and a period of economic uncertainty this winter. What does this mean for the price of wood and the prospects for trees and the environment?
Recent deadly flooding in Pakistan has revived interest in the relationship between the colonial past and the present climate change crisis.
Climate change denialism, or simply denying that there’s a solvable problem, has become increasingly untenable as global climate change-related catastrophes accumulate
Nord Stream 1 is like an umbilical cord connecting Europe to much-needed energy, but the pipeline has become fodder for the conflict over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Fixating on GDP gains can incur self-defeating environmental costs. So some experts advocate for shifting focus in a way that curbs growth that's "uneconomic".
In many ways, Russia’s economy seems to have successfully weathered the sanctions applied in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
