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The Great Green Wall: A World Wonder in the Making

The initiative for the Great Green Wall (GGW) started in 2007, with the African Union’s approval, in response to the devastating impacts...

The Crime of Ecocide: Expanding the Idea of Victims and Harm at the ICC

The International Criminal Court (ICC) allows for the prosecution of atrocities that cause human suffering and loss beyond repair. The...

Earth Overshoot Day

Earth Overshoot Day refers to the date in which the Earth exhausts its bioecological resources to support humanity for the year. After...

Bottom Trawling and Marine Conservation in the UK

In 2019, the UK expressed its intentions to be a pioneer in the protection of all UK marine environments, starting with the extension of...

Sustainability and the WTO

Is the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) legal framework jeopardising the fight against climate change? If the question sounds...

Seapiracy: Exposing the Fishing Industry and Human Behaviour

Over the past weeks, the Netflix documentary “Seaspiracy” spurred public’s debate. Experts to ocean lovers to environmental activists...

The Great Green Wall

Considered one of the most alarming consequences of climate change, the expanding Sahara Desert is increasingly worrying African states....

Climate Change and Forced Migration

Forced migration, the result of climate change and natural disasters, is a growing issue for International Organisations. The European...

The European Green Deal

In the global context, the EU has been a pioneer in environmental issues. The Green Deal is the framework for EU carbon neutrality by 2050.

Singapore's Liveable Density Through Green Architecture

Singapore remains the sole state able to build upon the concept of liveable density in order to support its economic growth.

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