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The evolution of humankind has not only been biological but cultural. This is the very field that anthropology delves into: the rituals, beliefs, practices, myths, values, and institutions that reflect our interactions with the environment, shaped by the social and historical context in which we are embedded. It is a relentless quest to understand who…

Throughout the 20th century, global production levels soared, extending a trend that began with the Industrial Revolution. This marked the rise of the linear economic model—a system built on extracting resources from nature, manufacturing goods, driving economic growth, and ultimately discarding the results. Over time, however, this cycle has come at a significant cost to…

Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are revolutionising the financial world, promising innovation, transparency, decentralisation, and ease. However, the high energy consumption of this technology poses challenges to the climate crisis we face. The good news is that alternatives already exist to mitigate this impact, in a movement known as green blockchain. According to data from the Cambridge…

Forests are vital allies in tackling the environmental and climate crises. Not only do they act as carbon sinks, helping to stabilise the climate, but they are also crucial to the global water cycle. However, deforestation remains a growing threat to these ecosystems, driving discussions and practices around climate financing. Deforestation Data in Brazil According…

COP stands for “Conference of the Parties,” which refers to the annual gathering of 198 nations from around the world that have signed an agreement to negotiate in support of the environment. This agreement is known as the UNFCCC – the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The treaty was adopted in 1992 during…