Highlighting the significance of a climate justice framework in conflict reporting. We curate counter-narratives on the environmental impacts of war and crises by employing a blend of on-the-ground documentation, spatial mapping, and interactive data storytelling.
Official narratives often overlook the long-term ecological destruction caused by conflicts. Through an intersectional eco-feminist lens, we capture and humanize the environmental toll in crises-affected areas across the MENA region.
By centering the voices of local communities and integrating them with hard geospatial data and digital evidence, we foster participatory knowledge production that counters misinformation and upholds climate justice.
Geospatial mapping and spatial data analysis to visualize ecological changes and resource depletion.
Digital verification and satellite imagery to independently track environmental degradation and infrastructure damage.
In-depth interviews and community engagement to document the lived realities and humanize the data.
Transforming complex datasets and geospatial findings into compelling, interactive visual narratives to drive impact.
Data stories and reports produced by the Climate Counternarratives program.
Produced in collaboration with the OSINT Unit.
SudanAn open-source investigation supported by satellite data revealing the devastating impact of severe floods and heavy rains on internally displaced persons.
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EgyptA field and open-source investigation revealing how slaughterhouses discharge untreated liquid waste into sewage networks and freshwater canals, polluting an area of up to 44 square kilometers.
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YemenAn open-source investigation using satellite imagery to document the scale of the flood disaster in Yemen's Hodeidah governorate, and its impact on farmland and public health.
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