The second part of the Anthropocena series takes us 2,000 km south to Italy, where a shepherd encounters a strange figure.

Inom bioekonomin används förnybara, biologiska resurser i stället för fossila. Inblick i RELIEF-projektet om bioekonomi inom jordbruket.

Bioeconomy is built on using renewable, biological instead of fossil resources. Insights into the RELIEF project on bioeconomy in farming.

Aging, regret, and environmental decay blend against a gray cityscape, while questions of time, loss, and responsibility hang in the air.

The Wolven Path series continues with Auiak waking up in an unfamiliar place where a doctor tells him a story of a planet called Earth.

The last chapter of this speculative fiction invites you to imagine the Mycelocene: What would this new epoch be like?

Find out what happens to the Fungarians following attempts to use the Iron-Eater fungus for entrepreneurial endeavors.

Our author gets stuck at a small-town gas station. With hours until the next bus, she observes everyday life and discusses climate change.

After her grandma's death, Ava reflects on ice, her grandpa's ice sculptures and winters these days. A story inspired by Climate Walk.

Witness the changes that take place in the decades after the Overshrooming: From hopeful innovation to efforts of living and dying together.

Sweden, 2069. The fungus Elle warned about two decades ago spreads through the mine posing a threat to business as usual.

Sweden, 2047. Elle, a researcher, speaks out against a mining project due to the appearance of a new fungus species.

"At first glance, it seemed as if everything was as it had always had been and as it always would be."—A story of climate change.

This video shows my feet while walking once through Denmark as part of the Climate Walk project.

“A past so vast. A present unpleasant. A future full of fracture.” The voice was mine own. But those were not my words...

Anna Maria Bracio reflects on her experience with social entrepreneurship and how it helps her to take a stand for her values.

Climate change is likely to increase food insecurity, affecting marginalized groups in particular. Urban farming may be a way to adapt.

A theory-based analysis of the term "ecoterrorism" in political and public discourse and its connection to political repression.

In this episode of 'Dextercast', Cálice interviews filmmaker Carver Bacchus who also works in the field of sustainable development.

A photo story on nature. The city. And the monsters therein.