Torik Holmes, Carla De Laurentis, and Rebecca Windemer examine how infrastructures are acting as platforms through which solutions to climate emergencies can transpire.

Torik Holmes, Carla De Laurentis, and Rebecca Windemer examine how infrastructures are acting as platforms through which solutions to climate emergencies can transpire.
Mariel Vilella discusses how COVID-19 has shaken up our waste management systems.
As coronavirus bears down on society, single-use plastic steps up in an unprecedented way.
Fatbergs – enormous solid masses of oil, grease, wet wipes and other hygiene products that congeal together to cause major blockages – are wreaking havoc on the sewers of cities around the world.
Cary Monreal Clark discusses the wider environmental effects of food and drink packaging in his latest blog.