The conflict between northern spotted owls and invasive barred owls highlights a conservation dilemma, where ethics and environmental priorities collide. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s barred owl culling strategy underscores complex questions about species management and human responsibility in disrupted ecosystems.
Read MoreThe term environmental violence has gained prominence, particularly in relation to pollution. Richard Marcantonio and Agustín Fuentes's article, “Environmental violence: a tool for planetary health research” (2023), emphasizes pollution as a central element of environmental violence, linking it directly to human health.
Read MoreLeane Makey et al. (2022) highlight the slow violence of settler colonialism and its ecological impact on Kaipara Moana, emphasizing the importance of Indigenous knowledge in addressing environmental degradation.
Read MorePenados et al. (2022) examine slow violence and colonialism's impact on Maya land rights in Belize, highlighting the misuse of FPIC in development projects.
Read MoreMeenakshi S. and Krupa Shah (2022) expose the slow violence of coal mining in Jharia, India, through photography, illustrating environmental destruction and human suffering.
Read MoreThe S21 Genocide Museum in Cambodia, officially known as Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum.
Read MoreA little girl looks at candle lanterns, during a memorial ceremony for tsunami victims at the tsunami-devastated city of Natori, Miyagi Prefecture, Northern Japan, 11 March 2016.
Read More30 years after Rwanda's atrocity, Dr. Paul Slovic share his insights to spark empathy and action. Honor the past, advocate compassion.
Read MoreThe Future Landscapes podcast episode, "Fossil Injustice: Tušimice coal power plant," examines the slow violence of coal extraction through sound. By contrasting industrial noise with natural sounds, the project exposes the hidden impact of fossil fuel infrastructure on our environment and collective imagination.
Read MoreMalala Yousafzai. Photograph: UN.org
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