Looking ahead to what the climate crisis can expect in 2022

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Humans aren’t very good at dealing with existential threats over a prolonged period of time

China and the US are fiercely competitive. In trade. In technology. And in their interests abroad. This competition can be harnessed for the good of the world.

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Is this the most important environmental number you’ve never heard of? (but will be hearing a lot more of!)

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It does not take all that much scrutiny to realise that ‘electrifying everything’ is not feasible as a universal solution to the problem of climate change.

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Despite Joe Biden’s projected triumph, the stark divides that run through the US and its government will make fulfilling his climate pledges difficult. We take look at what he can get done.

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Evermore celebrities are championing sustainability; though many are now seeing much more personal upside in becoming a “campaigner”.

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The climate crisis is inextricably linked to the inequality crisis. If we do not address them together we will fail at both

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The Green Community were watching with bated breath on 30th June when Boris announced his ‘New Deal’ recovery package. They must have been underwhelmed.

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A journey from the operating theatre to plastic-free eco-store

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Lockdown will not stop climate change. Not even COVID has disrupted the “old normal” is enough to get emissions down to Paris ambitions.

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Humans relationships with animals and our manipulation of nature puts us at risk of yet more devastating pandemic events.

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a pint of cows milk produces roughly three-time more than the various plant based alternatives, but which is the least bad?

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The relentless march of companies and countries making sustainability commitments continues

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Boris tweaks his team again. Shuffling the deck or rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic? Only time will tell.

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The 2019/20 Australian bush fire season was long anticipated to be a severe one

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