Tag: biodiversity

Anthropocene Bodies

The term “Anthropocene,” which literally means “the time of humans,” signifies that humans have significantly altered the chemical and geological makeup of Earth. Humans are now considered the main driver behind global geological change on our planet. This alteration encompasses both the physical and social dimensions of the body, as well as the ways in […]

(INC-3): Global Plastic Pollution Treaty in Nairobi

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Countries met in Kenya to thrash out a global plastic pollution treaty. The third session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) witnessed a significant turnout, with over 1,900 delegates representing 161 member states and the European Union. Additionally, over 318 observer organisations, including UN entities, intergovernmental organisations, and NGOs, participated in the session. This follows […]

Abandoned Spaces: The Beauty of Nature

Abandoned spaces are places that have been left empty and unused for a period of time. They can be found all over the world in all scales, from abandoned towns and villages to abandoned factories, hospitals, and schools. Abandoned spaces may seem eerie and forgotten, but they can also be strangely beautiful and evocative, transporting […]

Organising And Becoming One With The Anthropocene Through Film

Organising and becoming with the Anthropocene delves into the depths of human existence, evoking a profound sense of the interconnectedness between life and creation. The Anthropocene is beautifully captured through film technology by the essence of an epoch marked by human dominance and its consequential impact on the planet. Film has the ability to evoke […]

Ecological Redirection and its Importance in Creating a Sustainable Future

An ecology of dismantling, non-desirable and far from the green and luminous clichés. Companies will save us! This is a false notion that is being spread to have the “desirable future.” We need to return to what is known and deemed undesirable. Positioning and learning show our relationship to everything in the Anthropocene and the […]