IT: As bad for the environment as the airline industry
Is the rapid growth of technology bad for the environment? Covid-19 saw companies forced into the depths of the ‘Digitise…
ESG Ratings: fact or opinion?
ESG ratings and collating the statistics ESG funds are among the fastest growing; and as sustainable investing becomes the mainstream…
Science based targets essential for global net zero
Emissions reductions and global net zero targets The concept of net zero has recently moved from obscurity to centre stage…
The UK’s oil addiction
The interconnection between oil, finance and the challenges for the UK to keep its emissions at 1.5% is horrifically complex…
Birthing a New Coral Reef
Finding Bright Spots amongst the Gloom of the Global Coral Reef The impact of human behaviour on the Amazon Rainforest…
Hacking Capitalism through Regenerative Farming
Climate activism and capitalism tend to be seen as paradoxical to each other and the importance of capitalism as one…
Behavioural change is our last hope for climate action
Following extended negotiations at COP26 over the last couple of weeks, leaders have agreed a weak climate deal which holds…
COP26 Legitimacy at Stake
COP26 blahblah – The fossil fuel industry has the largest delegation above all countries at the summit. As we enter…
UK Government gives the Financial Sector a free pass for global destruction
Avoiding global destruction Using data from 2019, a study by Greenpeace and WWF found that the financial sector was responsible…
Coal, Cars, Cash, Trees – ahead of COP26, we ask, is Johnsons’ copversation enough to save our planet?
Our planet is a decade away from catastrophic heating. Are the promises and action plans made over the next two…