A British mining company is contaminating the drinking water of over 100,000 people in the south of Peru. The Prisma documents how the extraction of metals needed by developed countries to achieve fossil-free energy leads to environmental degradation in the southern hemisphere and questions the sustainability of UN Development Goals for 2030.
Ecology
The energy dilemma: safety and sustainability
Between the dangers of nuclear accidents and the limitations of renewables, countries face complex choices to secure clean and reliable electricity. The debate over efficiency, environmental risk and resource availability shapes the future of global energy supply. Arnaldo González Arias Thermoelectric power use emits CO2, a principal greenhouse […]
The future of Latin America and the Kogi world
In latin America Peace will return their when the indigenous peoples also return to making their payments and traditional ceremonies, but today, due to eviction and expropriations of land, the sacred places are mostly in the hands of the ” Zunalu” (white man). The Kogis have constructed stories to explain the balance that must be maintained with nature.
Greens in exile
Is the Green Party as totalitarian as all the other parties? As a long serving and loyal member of the Green Party of England and Wales, Eric Walker is one of almost sixty party members to be forced out through suspension, expulsion or resignation. Lizzie Fletcher / UnityNews […]
Development and politics… revenge against nature
The images of the disaster left by the DANA depression in the province of Valencia (Spain) are horrifying. Despite being horrifying, in Colombia and around the world there will be hundreds of millions of human beings who still doubt that climate change and its multiple crises are a socio-environmental and […]
















