Around the world, many are holding onto hope that a green transition is now inevitable — that investment into renewables and other clean tech has created enough momentum to sustain a meaningful energy transition, despite changing priorities in the US and beyond. In this article, Ben Jacob explores the harms of this ‘inevitable transition’ narrative — arguing that we must not get complacent. Edited by Jackson Howarth.

Environmental knowledge can be encountered in an incredible array of places and ways. Eesha Srinivas, a musician of the Dhrupad tradition, describes the process of coming to know the changing climate via environmental information encoded in ragas. Edited by Adham Smart.

Ecologist Ana Kilgore explores the burgeoning field of landscape memory, looking at ways that large-scale ecosystems come to know and remember through their myriad interconnected components and processes. Edited by Jackson Howarth.