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Is Cultural Commodification A By-Product of Backpacker…
The intricate relationship between the phenomenon of cultural commodification and the history of global tourism but…
Building BRICS in the Arctic
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, the imposition of sanctions by Western states has forced Russia…
How Can The African Food System Reconcile Two Divergent…
While the Summit focuses on building back a better food system on the continent, a glaring hole is present among…
Senakw: How One Project Represents the Dichotomy Between…
We cannot have homeownership being the primary means of building wealth and security, and also allow affordable…
When Planting Gets Political: Urban gardening for social…
The reconnection with nature that gardening offers is not simply a nostalgic yearning, reserved for outdoors…
MIR Meets: Elizabeth Bruenig
Host Blaise Brosnan sits down with Elizabeth Bruenig, a staff writer at The Atlantic. They discuss the…
Who Should Pay for Climate Change: The Polluter Pays…
The necessity of developing sustainable and tangible climate change policy is undeniable, but implementation is…
Review Radio: The Power of Social Interaction
Host Andrew Xu sits down with Sheila Liming, an associate professor of communications and creative media at…
The Pros and Cons of Climate Change: cost-benefit…
Even a small adjustment in interest rate predictions can be the difference between whether or not a climate…
Greenwashing: Unearthing Deceptive Marketing Strategies
The phenomenon of fashion brands and retailers falsely presenting themselves as “sustainable” or “eco-friendly”…
Nos villes en première ligne
Face aux grands enjeux de notre ère, c’est dans nos villes que l'on change le monde; c’est dans nos rues que le…
Lula peut-il sauver l’Amazonie?
La victoire de Lula est perçue à l'international comme une victoire pour la démocratie mais aussi pour le climat.…