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Author Archives: Agnieszka Hobot
The amphibians have taken to the road. On how not to thwart their plans
Every spring, especially during wet and warm nights, Polish roads become the arena of dramatic [...]
Mar
Water crisis in Poland. Expert on drought, flooding and lack of response
Climate change is making its mark on every aspect of our lives, yet water is [...]
Mar
Water is a woman – every day, not just on International Womens Day
International Womens Day originates from the deep need to introduce gender equality, voting rights, and [...]
Mar
Snow on extinction. What will Polish winters look like?
Snowy winters, postcard-like landscapes, children throwing snowballs - sound familiar? Are you lucky enough to [...]
Mar
Legal personality for the Oder River – a breakthrough in river protection or a misguided idea?
It sounds like fiction, but it's a viable legislative proposal that could transform the way [...]
Mar
Beavers under fire – official schizophrenia
Beavers - animals that have been exterminated for centuries - are today under protection, but [...]
Feb
Beavers under fire – bureaucratic schizophrenia
Beavers – animals that were hunted for centuries – are now legally protected, but only [...]
Feb
Deeply rooted myth or catastrophic ignorance? Why we are still draining wetlands
Instead of developing carbon-capturing technologies, we should protect what nature created millions of years ago—wetlands. [...]
Feb
Los Angeles fires. On how the damage could have been reduced
The Los Angeles fires - a topic that hasn't left the headlines since January 7 [...]
Jan
Lodz on a wave of change. Hanna Zdanowska on river restoration in the city center
In an innovative approach to urban space that reverses traditional urban planning schemes, Lodz under [...]
Jan
