Kate Amilton
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Kate Amilton is a Swiss journalist from Bern with a French-speaking cultural background. After studying literature at UNIL in Lausanne, she joined the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and spent two intense years visiting prisons in conflict zones. Later, she shifted to hands-on environmental missions with Greenplanet. Deeply affected by what she witnessed during her humanitarian work, she now dedicates herself entirely to environmental protection. Not radical but deeply concerned, she has seen firsthand the consequences of global warming. Her main focus is fighting pollution. Passionate about ocean diving and long-distance cycling, her writing is sharp, committed, and grounded in real-world experience.
Ecosystems & Ecological Corridors
Is the Saneamiento Project in Sepur, Sayaxché Delivering Real Environmental Justice or Masking Deeper Exploitation in Guatemala’s Petén Region?
The Saneamiento Project, formally known as "Derecho Humano al Agua y al Saneamiento Sostenible en Igualdad en la Comunidad Sepur del Municipio de Sayaxché,...
Solutions to the Climate Emergency
Tropical Forests Forever Facility: Lifeline for Rainforests or Greenwashing Scheme?
Lifeline for Rainforests or Greenwashing Scheme?
The Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF) represents a pivotal moment in global environmental finance, formally launched on November 6,...
Food & Ecological Impact
The Fading Flavors: Unraveling Flavor Loss in Fruits and Vegetables from Early Harvesting and Cold Storage
Introduction
The pursuit of perfect, long-lasting produce has inadvertently led to a flavor deficit in fruits and vegetables, a trend documented in recent research and...
Sustainable Fisheries & Aquaculture
Southwest Indian Ocean Restoration Flagship: Initiatives and Projects for Marine Ecosystem Conservation
Introduction
The Southwest Indian Ocean Restoration Flagship stands as a pivotal initiative within the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021–2030), targeting the revival of marine...
Climate Crisis
Effects of Continental Glacier Melt on Arctic Coastal Carbon Cycling and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Introduction
The Arctic is undergoing rapid transformation due to climate change, with continental glacier melt emerging as a pivotal driver of coastal carbon dynamics. In...
Ecosystems & Ecological Corridors
Is Costa Rica’s Reforestation Program a Green Success or a Hidden Exploitation?
Introduction
Costa Rica's journey from deforestation crisis to reforestation exemplar began in the late 20th century, driven by aggressive policy shifts. By the 1980s, rampant...
Environmental Photography & Video
Instituto Terra: Sebastião Salgado’s Reforestation Legacy – Ecological Restoration Impacts and Challenges in Brazil 2025
Introduction
Instituto Terra emerged from personal tragedy and global vision. Sebastião Salgado, renowned for his stark photography of human suffering, returned to his family's degraded...
Ecosystems & Ecological Corridors
Unveiling the Plan de Restauración Funcional de la Selva Paranaense: Ecological Revival or Masked Exploitation?
The Paranaense rainforest, once a verdant expanse teeming with unique species, has suffered catastrophic losses, with over 90% of its original cover vanished due...
