climate change

Writer and activist Lara-Lane Plambeck describes her efforts, along with the artist collective RE-PEAT, to create alternative maps and unearth more embedded ways of seeing and preserving endangered peatlands.

'I can’t help but feel safer in my car than anywhere else.' Writer and photographer Lucy Hallam contends with the cognitive dissonance created by the personal vehicle: a contributor to climate breakdown that is also one of her few sites of safety and freedom.

An excerpt from Nick Hunt's new book ‘Outlandish: Walking Europe's Unlikely Landscapes’

Tom Smith reviews 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' by Andreas Malm

Writer Christopher Records explores the rift between the idea and the reality of Earth in California during times of pandemic and forest fire.

From the archive we bring you Andrew Boyd's apocalyptic voices from Issue 11

Our perception of climate change is often blinkered by scientific data and statistics. Dougald Hine reviews two books that delve into the kind of lexicon and attention demanded in an age of catastrophe.

As lightning strikes California and the ancient forests burn, Sara Jolena Walcott gives a searing report on the re-forming of Earth and the urgent work of decolonisation.

Walking artist Monique Besten tells the story of a 55-day walk to the COP21 Climate Conference in Paris in 2015, excerpted from a piece originally published in Dark Mountain: Issue 9.

Akshay Ahuja interviews the writer and activist, Charles Eisenstein about how we might navigate a radical shift in our inner and outer worlds.

Innovative pianist and composer, Sarah Nicolls .introduces her 'inside out' piano and  new recital-story about climate change, '12 Years'

Nick Hunt brings you the third in our series of reflections on the coronavirus pandemic