Behind the Paper
The real stories behind the latest research papers, from conception to publication, the highs and the lows
Filtered by: Sustainability
When a Waste Bin Becomes a Scientific Question
Biomedical waste segregation is often treated as a routine task, yet small errors at the moment waste is generated can affect the safety of the entire system. This post explores Bhadran’s Point-of-Generation Segregation Theory and the Global Segregation Safety Scale (GSSS).
Impact of Meteorological Drought on Pastoralist Livelihood Assets in Southwest Somalia
The study aimed to understand how meteorological drought, particularly rainfall deficits and prolonged dry periods, affects the key livelihood assets of pastoral communities that depend heavily on livestock production.
Analysis of environmental perception according to political ideology
We can trace the current climate denialism of the far right as a reaction to greater social awareness of environmental risks following the 2008 global financial crisis? The class struggle is also reflected in the fight against climate change.
