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Structural changes in our global economy will soon provide an opportunity to reimagine how we spend each day. More leisure time is a red herring.
Structural changes in our global economy will soon provide an opportunity to reimagine how we spend each day. More leisure time is a red herring.
Latest Greenpeace report calling for a reduction in chemicals used in UK framing, highlighting the chemical soup on everyday produce.
The value of struggle in the act of writing.
Positive steps forward to help the transition away from fossil fuels.
Planned changes in land use in England in response to changing needs, energy, food, resilience and climate.
Just like natural systems, technology ecosystems need to be diverse and vibrant.
The promise of a new year.
Do financial markets help or hinder the restoration of natural systems?
Belem hosts COP 30 - the global negotiation on how to tackle climate change.
This short essay by Albert Camus (1952) is the source of one of his famous quotes, embellished over the years, but still such a powerful sentiment.
The UK government released the latest plan to decarbonize the economy and achieve net-zero by 2050.
Some Big Numbers from the news this week.
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A poem by Joyce Kilmer (1915)
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Banks are still funding funding fossil fuels.
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How much do you value trees?
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Publication of the survey results from the BBC
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Latest report from Global Tipping Points warned that the world has reached its first climate “tipping point” as global warming pushes warm-water coral reefs towards an irreversible decline.
Stories
Finding lessons and habits to help us navigate the decade of change to come.
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Critical security report halted before publication.
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Carbon credits are failing to deliver.
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Environmental Lawsuit over Wye River Pollution
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RIP (1934 - 2025)
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And no-one walked out.
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A personal poem