The refurbishment of downtrodden neighbourhoods may seem an obvious good, but gentrification’s beneficial aspects may force out the very people it is intended to help. Continue reading Gentrification: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Global food insecurity has been trending upwards due to unsustainable farming practices and climate change, with COVID-19 and the Ukraine conflict exacerbating the issue. Continue reading Why is Food Insecurity Rising?
With the energy crisis caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, will the world finally gets serious about renewable energy? Continue reading Ukraine, the Energy Crisis and Renewables
Doughnut Economics suggests that economic priorities need to be re-focused on living within the natural boundaries of our planet. This article explores if this is possible and how it can be done. Continue reading ‘Doughnut Economics’: Can we meet the needs of all within the means of the planet?
China’s economic boom has been fuelled by its favourable demographics, population and age profile. As this advantage disappears, might China struggle to adapt? Continue reading China’s Demographic Miracle – and Impending Decline?
Alaistair Campbell explains how changes to transport could be key to achieving climate goals. Continue reading Global Influence of Transport
An infographic written by Hugh Bowden on the inequality experienced in Chile (Featured Image: © MaxPixel) Continue reading Inequality in Chile
Zachary Grassby assesses the success of Trump’s much-touted wall on the US-Mexico border. Continue reading Trump’s Mexican Border Wall
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