In a world increasingly marked by life-altering, deeply unequal, and all-too-often deadly environmental changes, our edited volume Ecological Interdependencies: Strong Asymmetrical Relations and More-Than-Human Worlds interrogates the envi ronmental humanities through the lens of asymmetrical dependencies. That means that we are interested in investigating the relationship between the environment and asymmetrical power dynamics, an approach that allows us to shed light on how his torical and contemporary inequalities have shaped and still shape our social, political, and cultural realities as they intersect with their respective ecosystems