InThe New Climate.byBen Shread-Hewitt·Sep 18The Dependency ParadoxGoing Green Might Mean Trading One Master for Another
InThe New Climate.byBen Shread-Hewitt·Aug 21Myanmar Discovered Major New Peatlands: Now Civil War Threatens ThemMyanmar’s newly discovered peatlands are almost 2000% bigger than we thought — now conflict might erase them.A response icon5A response icon5
InThe New Climate.byBen Shread-Hewitt·Aug 17European Agriculture Has Been Weakened Just as Its Biggest Shock ApproachesBuilding resilience under existing strain is a tall order — but experts warn conditions will only worsen without investmentA response icon3A response icon3
InPolicy PanoramabyBen Shread-Hewitt·Jul 8ExtremophilesWhat’s the purpose of a military in the era of Overshoot?
InThe New Climate.byBen Shread-Hewitt·May 20You Can Have Energy Sovereignty, If You Want ItHow the Hormuz Crisis is forcing nations to build the energy systems they should have built a decade agoA response icon2A response icon2
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyBen Shread-Hewitt·May 14“THE GREAT 2020’s ENERGY SHOCK”On how the three big – and many little – energy crises of the 2020s may one day look like a single, decade-spanning catastrophe
InThe New Climate.byBen Shread-Hewitt·Apr 27Landless Lands: Is there a Future for ‘Post-Territorial’ States?As states, including small island nations, become uninhabitable post-1.5 degrees, people and culture face permanent exile.A response icon3A response icon3
InThe EnvironmentbyBen Shread-Hewitt·Apr 25The Myth of Perfect Harmony: What Indigenous Cultures Really Teach Us About Being EcologicalIndigenous peoples reshaped ecosystems, sometimes destructively, but their path to balance offers vital climate lessons.A response icon4A response icon4
InThe New Climate.byBen Shread-Hewitt·Mar 31Is ‘Apocalyptic’ Language Part of the Problem?From rising GDP losses to ecosystem collapse, climate reports are stacking up fast. But our words make little distinction between a bad…
InPolicy PanoramabyBen Shread-Hewitt·Mar 5The Petrostate Proxy WarSaudi Arabia and the UAE are fighting over a future neither can afford to loseA response icon1A response icon1
