Climate & Culture

Climate & Culture

Angham Steckelberg

The Camel in the Age of Climate Change: Rethinking resilience through a desert animal

Jwan Zreiq, Kamee Abrahamian

What Water Carries Beyond the Nakba: On Fugitive Knowledge and Palestine

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Sarah Al-Baghdadi

The War on Terror Is a War on Climate: The Environmental Legacy of Military Violence

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Kang-Chun Cheng

Eco-Anxiety in Mauritania

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Seema Jilani

Louisiana Deserves Better than Mass Forced Displacement

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adam sudewo

If the Body Is a River, Who Keeps It Alive?

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Niama Safia Sandy

The Land Sings Of A Dream

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Sarah Sinno

Sacred Land Made Unlivable: Ecocide as Israeli Strategy in South Lebanon and the Litani River

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Sarah Sinno

Nature As the Battlefield: Ecocide in Lebanon and Corporate Empire

Taguhi Torosyan

Digital Currents, Living Worlds: Ecological Resistance in a Networked Age

Keyah Hanwi

Who is COP for, really?

EIP Editors

Heat Waves Are Not a Natural Disaster, They Are Political

A Woman is a School:

Céline Semaan

Sustainable Fashion Is Colonial—And Silent About Palestine

Louis Pisano

Fashion (still) has a Fascism Problem: From Mussolini to Musk, the fashion industry’s troubling alliance with power persists.

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J.P. Hill

Sustainable Resistance: 10 Ways to Counter Fascism Beyond the Streets

Céline Semaan

Space Tourism Isn’t Progress. It’s Propaganda.

EIP Editors

Israel’s Environmental Degradation in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria

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J.P. Hill

Trump & Climate

Sarah Sinno

The Beqaa’s Juniper Trees: A Tale of Multiple Crises

Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

The Legacy of Elizabeth Street Garden & the Fight for Green Spaces

Saj Issa, Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Saj Issa for Art & Ecology

Nothing is Objective;

We are all biased. Our values are our bias. So we all have to be honest, ethical and transparent about our biases.

“Accepting the reality that “pure objectivity” is a dangerous myth, and acknowledging both the effects of implicit bias and the validity of emotion, allow the opportunity for transparency about what happens in reality—and then for accountability.”

— National Institute of Health, United States National Library of Medicine

Everything Is Political

The majority of us know that the personal is political, like it or not.

We the majority want, simply: Freedom. Freedom to be, do, say, worship, and love whoever, whatever and however we want. A Fair Deal. A Functioning Society. It’s not to much to demand.

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