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Nature’s Sovereignty Is Not a Grant
Biophysical limits of Nature, the conflict inside Rights, and the case for Natural Rights Led Governance Nature is not sovereign because humans grant it rights, rather Earth’s biophysical laws set the non-negotiable conditions for life. Law can recognize that fact. It cannot create it, and it cannot repeal it. Natural Rights Led Governance identifies this hierarchy and draws institutional consequences. NRLG principles have specified that nature is a rights-bearing sovereign s
M. Zakir Hossain Khan
Oct 1311 min read


Invisible Cities: The Global Air Quality Crisis and the Hidden Risks We Breathe
On a humid morning in cities from Cairo to Jakarta, a silent hazard rises with the sun: a thin haze that drifts through open windows and...
Tahsin Tabassum
Oct 5, 20254 min read
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