14/09/2026
🌱 Alert! ✨
This week, our community of young climate thinkers brings you five powerful new blogs each uncovering a different truth about environmental justice, global responsibility, and the future of our planet.
In “What Garzweiler II and Hambach Tells Us About Environmental Justice in Germany,” Priscilla Kafui Fugar reflects on how mining reshapes landscapes, livelihoods, and the meaning of justice in modern Europe.
In “A Growing Concern on Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia,” Sengly Hor highlights the ecological pressures threatening Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake and the communities who depend on it.
In “When a Country Loses Its Scientists, Nature Dies Too,” Sajedeh Zavareh exposes how brain drain and silenced expertise accelerate environmental collapse in Iran.
In “The True Cost of Second‑Hand Fashion in a Globalized World,” Tamara Adhiambo challenges the idea that second‑hand clothing is always sustainable, revealing the hidden burdens placed on communities in the Global South.
And in “Can Bio Products Help Fight Climate Change?” Wiysahnyuy Stephanie explores whether bio‑based innovations can truly support climate action and what it takes for these solutions to be fair, accessible, and effective.
✨ This is our final blog series of the MigRise project but every story remains available on our website.
Dive into all the blogs, revisit your favorites, and share your reflections. Your voice has shaped this conversation from the beginning.
