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You can have inverted colours; there is a zathurarc in which one can specify a colour profile and switch between that and the default with C-r. I have set up mine to be a little less blindingly white, but you can also just put a dark theme there.
Just a note that latex preview support for non-file-associated buffers (including elfeed/shr buffers) is still planned for org-auctex. (Time for Emacs has been really scant this year!)
For an easy way to create and insert inkscape drawings in tex/org files I use ink.el, forked from here.
For an easy way to create and insert inkscape drawings in tex/org files I use ink.el, forked from here.
When writing in org-mode (most of my research writing) I use org-xournalpp to add rough sketches and figures.
For changing, deleting or adding Latex environments or other delimiters around text I use embrace instead of something like your change-env. With some customization to better support Latex it works pretty much like change-env, only it can't handle labels, and it's also useful generally for any kind of delimiter (punctuation, html tags etc) across Emacs.
org-auctex): An (experimental) package to reuse AucTeX's preview-latex library for latex previews in org-mode. Org's preview system is terrible for previewing math heavy documents (which your org files appear to be) since it fires off a latex process per fragment and is synchronous. preview-latex uses a single process, is faster and works (mostly) asynchronously, so I prefer it for org files.