Taylor Swift and oil exploration
The mental disconnect after a possible heat-related death at the artist's concert shows we'll wait for the house to burn down before doing anything to save ourselves
For a
more-than-human
world
SUMAÚMA and New York University School of Law join forces to center the rights and perspectives of animal-people, plant-people, and fungi-people
We reek of crime
The planet's largest rainforest lacks water and clean air, the smoke from fires is overtaking regions of the Amazon, extreme events are multiplying and scientists are warning: we are entering 'an unfamiliar domain that no one has ever witnessed in the history of humanity'
The dehumanization of animals
To stop genocide and global heating, we must explore other ways of understanding relations between species
The dehumanization of animals
To stop genocide and global heating, we must explore other ways of understanding relations between species
For whom the Amazon’s waters run dry
Those destroying nature and causing global heating have a name, oftentimes they have a corporate taxpayer ID, and even though we are staring down catastrophe, they keep swallowing up worlds in the forest
King’s College and SUMAÚMA join forces to investigate transnational corporations
This new series on the Amazonian impact of cross-border companies is being debuted to mark the one-year anniversary of our platform
Democracy must not be color blind or gender ignorant
In his choice of a new supreme court justice, the president still has a chance to ‘fulfill the interests and expectations’ of a Brazil crying out for equality
Social movements seem to have learned to deal with Lula
The nearly 30,000 people who occupied Belém during the Amazon Summit are breathing down the president's neck, showing the difference between supporting the government – with conditions – and being with a government unconditionally – a healthy step in democratic maturity
Don’t be fooled by Lula’s “progressive denialism”
It is past time for the generation of leaders shaped in the 20th century to end their love affair with oil
