What is happening to Pakistan’s Green Stimulus?
New climate change minister Sherry Rehman has given her assurance that Pakistan will remain serious about conservation Wajahat Shah, 32, is a labourer
Green energy cooperative: Citizens in Eeklo, Belgium, pay 40% less for electricity
High energy prices, dependence on Russian oil and gas, and climate change have triggered discussions in many places about how to switch to
Russia’s invasion drives existential crisis for fossil fuels
The best way for the West to avoid further financial and ethical squeezes is to speed up the green transition. Every war is
Hydropower dams make a fish-friendly splash
Europe is awash in hydropower plants. There are over 21,000 of various sizes currently in operation, most of which are small plants generating
The Supply Chain Act can prevent corporations from exploiting people and the environment
By the time a T-shirt reaches a shop in Austria, it has travelled thousands of miles, from cotton production to sewing, dyeing, and
How Well Can the UN Development Program Manage Global Climate Funding?
The United Nations Development Program is still facing calls for accountability regarding the reported mismanagement of a project that aimed to mitigate climate
Pathways to Climate Success
A documentary film for our FIT Documentary Film Production class, that examines the cause of climate change, its effect on the NY/Metropolitan Area
FIT Hives: Sustainability – The Secret to Survival
A documentary that introduces FIT Hives, a student-run organization whose mission is to educate the FIT community about the importance of bees to
How Big Oil Rigs the System to Keep Winning
The oil and gas industry has refined its techniques to stay a step ahead over decades. And it has no plans to stop
Finnish dairy brand “Valio”: profits go only to the dairy farmers
A Finnish dairy company is becoming a model company: the profits belong directly to the dairy farmers instead of large investors, the cows