Following the global spread of COVID, there have been widespread calls for blanket bans on the consumption and trade of wild animals. But such bans may have unintended consequences.
- Professor of Political Economy at the Department of Geography and Fellow of Fitzwilliam College., University of Cambridge
We need environmentally-adjusted measures that don’t just focus on material goods.
Park rangers, local people and conservationists need to find some common ground.
A project in the Western Himalaya has highlighted some valuable lessons for the future.
Ambitious plans to divert rivers are all very well, but what is needed is to manage water sources at the local level.
Food and water crises, energy price shocks and extreme weather are all problems for business – it’s time companies did more to tackle them
With a future of droughts looming for the US West, Utah’s Wasatch watershed offers a good model that combines conservation with nature-based recreation.
Voters in Bihar failed to buy into the antagonistic campaign led by the national prime minister.
With most of the world’s potential farmland already in use, it may be time to start foraging.
The first set of Indian constituencies goes to the polls on April 7 in what has been described as “the biggest election ever seen”. The scale of organisation needed to co-ordinate this democratic exercise…
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