Environment

Whether it’s celebrating sustainable fashion and beauty, stories of women in Africa creating home gardens, or female leaders advocating for climate justice, MP champions young readers’ appetite to make the world a better place.

In 2025, communities across Brazil, the United States, Central Asia, and the United Arab Emirates have already faced unprecedented heat waves, with triple-digit temperatures now a regular occurrence.
When an oil and gas company CEO says “young people” are “very ideological” with an “almost zealous view” on the environment – Varsha Yajman explains why it’s far from accurate.
In recent years, eco-anxiety – the chronic fear of environmental catastrophe – has surged among young people globally. With scientific consensus indicating a dire climate trajectory, many young people are acutely aware that their futures will be defined by these changes.
The more we show up at international moments like COP29, the more we demonstrate the value of diversity and inclusion in climate action, and the harder we make it for opponents to shut the door on gender rights for all.
In the unlikely chance Anjali Sharma isn't on your radar already, that needs to change. Safe to say, we're huge fans of Anjali here at Missing Perspectives.
Brigitta Maria Andrea Gunawan took her first steps as a baby on the shores of Bali, and went on to grow up in the world of competitive swimming - so it's safe to say, water has shaped her development and the trajectory of her life.
Kupa is part of Plan International Australia’s Youth Activist Series for 2024. She is an award-winning human rights activist, social entrepreneur and intersectional feminist. She attended COP29 this week.
Climate change is not just an environmental crisis; it is driven by decades of exploitation of both people and nature.
Xylo Systems is a first of its kind software tool for tracking biodiversity. Here, Xylo founder Camille drops some hard-won wisdom four years into her entrepreneurial journey.
A new report from Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia (WELA) has found that harnessing gender diverse leadership is a powerful and essential opportunity to ensure that Australia's response to climate-related challenges is more equitable and effective.

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