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In Czech Republic, cryptocurrency mining boosts agriculture

By: Inbar Preiss 5 Apr 202013 Apr 2020

Long Readsagriculture, climate crisis, cryptocurrency, Czech Republic, gardens, Parallel Garden, Prague, solutions journalism, sustainabilityLeave a Comment

Sustainable agriculture through anarchistic philosophy, open-source technology and cryptocurrency.

Pramila Bisoyi’s journey from protecting India’s national bird to the corridors of power

By: Pragati Prava 1 Mar 202013 Apr 2020

Long Readsbird, Bisoyi, conservation, corridors, india, mongabay, odisha, peacockLeave a Comment

Greening efforts brought back peacocks, India’s national bird, to the state of Odisha.

The Lady of Rabindra Sarovar lake

By: Mou Chakraborty 28 Dec 201928 Dec 2019

Long Readsbiodiversity, Cities and Towns, conservationLeave a Comment

Sumita Banerjee’s long fight to save the Rabindra Sarovar lake.

After cyclone Fani, women in a migrant fishing community start resilience fund

By: Sahana Ghosh 16 Nov 201913 Apr 2020

Long Readsclimate change, Coast, cyclone, Extreme Weather Events, fani, india, mongabay, odisha, People, Positive Environmental, women, women empowermentLeave a Comment

In the aftermath of cyclone Fani, women in fishing community in Odisha start resilience fund.

How documentary films can be a form of activism

By: Laura Mahler 12 May 201918 Aug 2019

Long ReadsActivism, environment, environmental awareness, filmmaking, plastic, women filmmakersLeave a Comment

Taking to the screen to raise a new wave of plastic activists.

The new wave of ethical and sustainable fashion

By: Julia Migné 8 Apr 20195 Mar 2020

Long Readsbrands, environment, ethics, fashion, Fashion Revolution, fast fashion, human rights, recycling, slow fashionLeave a Comment

Fashion pioneers are turning the tide of fast fashion.

Seafood Sustainability: Realising your Power as a Consumer

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 3 Mar 201923 Jan 2020

Long Readsconservation, consumers, environment, environmental awareness, Fish Forward Project, fisheries, Know Your Fish, LocalCatch.org, marine conservation, ocean, seafood, seafood industry, seafood sustainability, sustainability, world wildlife day3 Comments

Can consumers make up for lost time when it comes to seafood sustainability?

Breaking down the stigma around miscarriage and stillbirth

By: Julia Migné 15 Oct 201811 Oct 2019

Long Readsheatlh, International Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day, mental health, miscarriage, pregnancy, pregnancy loss, solutions journalism, stillbirth1 Comment

Voices calling for a change are getting louder.