REDWeb stories on Earth-centred governance, grassroots initiatives in India, and justice-oriented degrowth

[Pooja Kishinani]

Dear All, 

I hope you're finding small anchors of care these days. 

For the last couple of weeks the Radical Ecological Democracy website was down because of some server issue, impacting our publishing schedule and frequency. I am relieved to share that the problem has now been resolved. 

Here is a round-up of stories we published in February- 

Place-based, Earth-centred governance in Australia by Michelle Maloney and Mary Graham

In the face of escalating climate change and biodiversity loss, Indigenous knowledge systems and bioregional approaches to ecological restoration offer models for Earth-centred governance. 

Five stories of inspiration in the first month of 2026 by Ashish Kothari 

Lessons from grassroots ecological and social innovations in India. 

Delinking Global South from Global North: Political Strategies for Disrupting the Globalized World Order by Sara al-Mahdi

Justice-oriented degrowth requires redirecting the planet’s abundant resources away from imperial accumulation and toward collective flourishing. 

Happy reading! Please do share these articles in your circles. 

In solidarity, 

Pooja 

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Pooja Kishinani 

Curator, Radical Ecological Democracy 

Coordinator, The Emergence Network (ten)

Member, Kalpavriksh Environment Action Group