All posts by Laureen Fagan
Laureen is a freelance journalist creating high-quality, informed content on international affairs, politics and technology. She is trained in conflict resolution and diversity, and has special interests in science and medical reporting, and culture and religion issues.
laureen (at) sustainability-times.com
laureen (at) sustainability-times.com
Bermuda’s restaurants put invasive lionfish on the menu
Lionfish tastes like snapper and is high in nutrients. Using it as a local food source is a win-win for Bermuda's marine ecosystems.
Africa looks to debt-for-climate swaps to finance action
Low-income African nations, hit by climate crisis and swamped by debt at home, say debt-for-climate swaps could benefit the planet too.
Spiritual but not religious: How values connect on climate
"Messaging that emphasizes connection to one another and the environment has a lot of potential," says Dr. Jessica Eise on spiritual values.
Landmark High Seas Treaty set to protect marine ecosystems
The High Seas Treaty will ensure 30% of the world’s oceans are protected areas and more funding supports marine conservation.
Will short-flight bans reduce EU aviation emissions?
As Europe considers France's controversial ban on short flights, a new study from Germany details the potential positives and pitfalls.
Advancing a resilient design model to meet refugee needs
The Turkey-Syria quakes have left 1.5 million people homeless. A new study adds insight on providing refugee aid in climate-friendly ways.