Ben Gill

Building local (food) resilience in a climate emergency

When you can see the gaps and synergies between different organisations' work – when you can identify which communities are well-served and which are underserved, where resources exist and where they're needed – you move from isolated actions to coordinated resilience.

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Ben Gill

Why Incremental Change is No Longer Enough

“The same dynamics that create climate risk can also accelerate us towards a clean, prosperous future.” - Professor Tim Lenton

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Tash Barnes

Nature and National Security

The UK’s focus for the next decade should be to reform the economy to reward ecological regeneration and stewardship, rather than the current model which rewards extraction and delays to nature-positive action.

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Pooran Desai

National Security, Economics and Climate – we need to Connect for Peace

I was horrified to hear that our government is warning us that we need to prepare for war and we need people to be prepared to fight.

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Ben Gill

Meeting carbon targets – how do you deliver an ‘impossible’ task?

The briefing makes clear that responding to the climate and nature emergency requires rapid, coordinated action across many siloes, and we’re here to show you how it can be done.

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Tash Barnes

Holding a looking glass into children’s present and future

...anger at the injustice - namely, of being born onto a burning planet that has yet to achieve any lasting peace across or within borders.

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