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There's a set-up of a Rude Goldberg machine with many different parts to represent the idea that individual action leads to further system effects.

How to use your agency for impactful climate action

Although modern life makes many of us feel powerless, we all have agency to act and stop the climate crisis.

A monstrous blue blob is connected to many computer screens. Some of the smaller computers are off. Small people in yellow are cutting the connection between the blob and the computers.

Local municipalities are spearheading independence from US tech

Some municipalities are moving quickly to make Europe digitally independent from US tech, but civil initiatives are left to fill in the gaps where there is little political will.

Body odour is the scent of freedom

Body odour is the scent of freedom

Disgust towards body odour has been linked to authoritarian intent. That makes sweating and smelling an act of resistance—especially for women.

Sower's favourite things from May

Sower's favourite things from May

A list of Sower's favourite things from May.

There's an outline of a man lying down and merging with the Earth. Inside the outline are different scenes like animals, the woods, a book etc. Outside the outline there's a blue sky.

How ten years of veganism enriched my life

Veganism is always lauded for its environmental and ethical benefits, but the personal impact can be enormous too.

A wire fence in diamond shape separates different scenes. They range from people chilling in the park, through to migrating by sea or buying drugs.

What a fence in Berlin tells us about border politics

How a fence built to, allegedly, deal with crime and drug problems is connected to border politics and a long history of social exclusion.

Sower's favourite things from April

Sower's favourite things from April

A list of Sower's favourite things from April.

A diverse group of people debate at a table with a baby in the centre. There are different blocks of colour that fill in the empty space.

Do future generations deserve rights?

People born in the future will bear the brunt of the climate crisis, raising questions of how much we should consider their interests in decision making processes.

An ethereal hand reaches for what looks like a planet.

We all have the power to resist colonial narratives

No matter whether you're inside or outside of the imperial core, we all have the power to resist colonialism—that's the core message of Premee Mohamed's One Message Remains.

The interfaith iftar promoting environmental stewardship

Communities of faith came together in London during Ramadan and Lent to bond over their shared responsibility for the environment.

A list of Sower's favourite things from March

A round-up of our favourite media from the month.

A screenshot of gameplay. There are characters on the left and right, they're outside near a building and some palm trees. Gameplay elements are in the centre.

Why a small indie game developer put Palestinian liberation before profit

A small indie game developer joined the No Games for Genocide campaign, even though it meant giving a significant chunk of money back to Microsoft.

Book cover of The Arrogant Ape. A cracked statue of a man takes centre stage, with a range of animals and plants in the bottom left.

Humanity has a superiority complex. It’s destroying the planet

In her book The Arrogant Ape, Harvard primatologist Christine Webb details humanity’s superiority complex—and how it’s destroying our planet.

A view of Earth at night from space. You can see lights where there are urban areas.

The real climate impact of AI goes beyond resource consumption

Not only is AI harming our environment directly, it’s promoting the values that got us into the climate crisis in the first place.