The government says its 2038–2042 carbon budget is the best it can do. Without the advice behind that decision, nobody can test the claim, which is why Carbon Reckoning is taking DESNZ to Judicial Review.
This is my personal tribute to António Guterres, outgoing Secretary General of the United Nations. I have used more quotes from António Guterres, in speeches, articles, tweets, what have you, than from any other single human being. (I don’t...
A satirical letter from a newly-installed Labour Prime Minister to Zack Polanski, proposing they split the country's problems between them: the Greens take every difficult cause, Labour keeps the easy wins.
From the Cockroach Janta Party in India to Nepal's electoral earthquake and Albania's Flamingo Revolution — young people are refusing to accept the betrayal of their future. The old talk of resignation; Gen Z is delivering revolution.
Ticked off for claiming the climate crisis is in a league of its own, I've been weighing the odds on nuclear war and AI. Where does the point of irreversibility lie for each?
Jonathon Porritt examines the vast costs of modern warfare and argues that governments continue to ignore the greatest threat to national security: accelerating climate breakdown and its consequences for global stability.
