Immobility: The neglected flipside of the climate displacement crisis | The New Humanitarian
‘Climate mobility and immobility are not separate things; they are two sides of the same coin.’ FERREIROLA, Spain As climate
As climate displacement increases, migration myths fuel fears | Equal Times
As climate-induced displacement and migration increases, so too is anxiety and misinformation about it Wave by wave, Saint-Louis is slowly
In the wake of the coronavirus, are we ready to redefine ‘security’? | Equal Times
COVID-19 has brought light to the connections between the environment, health, livelihoods, economies, food systems, personal safety, communities and political
On the frontline of war, Yemeni women are building peace | Equal Times
The lived experience of those most affected by war, and those working hardest to end it, has led to a
Iran feels the pernicious effects of U.S. sanctions on biodiversity conservation | Equal Times
US sanctions are hampering conservation interventions necessary to protect critically endangered species from going extinct Situated at the confluence of
Can rewilding restore Europe’s biodiversity and help change the way we think about nature? | Equal Times
The reintroduction of wildlife, which receives disproportionate media attention, is but one element of a broad spectrum of measures that
The olive oil industry is confronting death by spittlebug in Europe | The National
Xylella is one of the ‘most dangerous plant bacteria worldwide’ and has been confirmed in Corsica, the Balearic Islands, southern
Avocados – farmers’ green gold – push southern Spain toward water collapse | The National
Europe’s largest avocado producer is facing ecological costs that are bearing down on the world’s trendiest crop Hundreds of small
Banned Identity: A history of couscous during the Spanish Inquisition | EATEN Magazine
For EATEN Magazine No. 7, I wrote about the history of couscous during the Spanish Inquisition — from noble dish
The hidden Islamic history of Madrid revealed | Middle East Eye
Muslims, campaigners and tour companies are revealing a heritage too long denied in Spain’s capital Hachim Oulad Mhammed was reading
Tall vines in Georgia | Newsfixed
From family tradition to export industry: Georgian wine hits the tables of Europe TBILISI — “Everyone in Georgia makes wine. It’s our
Businessman pioneers emu farming in Kurdistan | Rudaw
The tall flightless birds who call the warm, red earth of Australia home were brought here by Hassan Ali Rahman