Richard “Drew” Marcantonio

Drew Marcantonio is researcher, teacher and practitioner of environmental peacebuilding at the University of Notre Dame and the author of Environmental Violence: In the Earth System and the Human Niche.

Articles by Richard “Drew” Marcantonio

man on zipline in front of jungle

Give peace a chance? Why sustainability requires more than stability

By Richard “Drew” Marcantonio | Climate Change

How regenerative agriculture can foster peacebuilding in conflict areas

By Richard “Drew” Marcantonio | Climate Change

Cyclone Daniel: A ‘natural’ disaster exacerbated by climate change and political instability

By Richard “Drew” Marcantonio, Jason Miklian | Climate Change

Grappling with environmental risks in the fog of war

By Kristina Hook, Richard “Drew” Marcantonio | Climate Change, Nuclear Risk

Ordnance gathered in what the Ukraine government called an anti-terrorist operation in Eastern Ukraine.

War-related environmental disaster in Ukraine

By Kristina Hook, Richard “Drew” Marcantonio | Analysis, Investigative Reporting, Nuclear Risk, Special Topics, Voices of Tomorrow