In cities choked with smog, villages downwind of industrial plants, households burning solid fuels, and highways thick with diesel fumes, the air we breathe—once the most basic and unquestioned necessity of life—has become a vector of disease, a copyright of toxins, and a silent killer that claims more than seven million lives annually worldwid
In a world that produces more than enough food to nourish every human being, where technological advances in agriculture, logistics, and supply chain management have enabled unprecedented levels of output and efficiency, the continued rise of global food insecurity represents a staggering contradiction, one that exposes the systemic injustices, pol
As headlines warn of vanishing glaciers, rising seas, mass extinctions, megafires, and record-breaking heat waves, and as scientific consensus grows ever more urgent about the narrowing window to avert climate catastrophe, a quieter but equally profound crisis has been taking shape within the human psyche—the rise of climate anxiety, a form of em