One by one global banks are abandoning their climate commitments, but they can’t ignore the financial implications of unchecked climate change and so, a rhetorical pivot toward the language of risk and resilience.
Ana Dominguez
Ana Victoria Dominguez (she/her) is an Argentinian freelance environmental journalist. She holds a dual degree in Foreign Affairs and Journalism and collaborates with Tierra Viva Agencia de Noticias in Argentina. Her work has also been featured in Revista MU and the Environmental Journalism and Communication Group Dr. Andrés Carrasco in LAVACA. Ana is the editor and author of her biweekly environmental newsletter, Pisando Verde, on Substack, which caters to a Hispanic audience interested in intersectional environmentalism, grassroots movements from indigenous communities against natural resource extraction, climate stories from the Global South, and adaptation initiatives from South America.
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Dispatch: For a Preview of Project 2025, Look to Argentina
It’s hard for people to imagine the environmental impacts of fascism until they experience them firsthand. Argentina holds a warning for the U.S.