In this episode of the GENN Podcast, hosted by Nick Breeze, my co-author, Caroline Lucas, and I discuss our Climate Popularism report. We talk about how climate action can become popular again by addressing the issues that matter most to people: the cost of living, secure homes, affordable energy, local food production and community resilience.
Read the report here.
How prepared is the UK for the security risks created by biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse? I opened Extinction Rebellion’s Love & Rage 2026 weekend with a talk on the suppressed National Security Assessment (NSA) on Global Biodiversity Loss and Ecosystem Collapse, what it says about the risks facing Britain and why we need the full assessment to be published.
I sat down with TRT World to say something plainly – the heat isn’t just uncomfortable, it’s killing people. Germany alone lost 10,000 lives to heat this year, twice the number who died in the World Trade Center attacks and France and Italy have seen thousands more excess deaths. We keep photographing heatwaves as sunny-day postcards when what we’re actually documenting is a body count. That has to change, starting with how honestly our leaders talk about it.
I begin this TRT interview by calling for a more realistic portrayal of heat storms in the media, instead of people eating ice creams, children playing in fountains or people frolicking in rivers. People are dying, not playing.
In this vivid exchange, I strip bare the real reason for these confected allegations of ‘antisemitism’ against Greens, including Zack Polanski (who is Jewish): a desire to distract attention from the acts of genocide, torture and ‘ethnic cleansing’ that Israel is systematically perpetrating in Gaza, the West Bank and south Lebanon.
In this thought-provoking conversation at Anthropy UK’s annual gathering in March 2026, I pulled no punches. Opening with a challenge to what I term the “toxic positivity” of imagining a shiny technological future — jetpacks, robotics and all — I argue that the more honest and urgent slogan for our times is “the future is collapse.”
In this appearance on BBC Radio 4’s Moral Maze, hosted by Michael Buerk, I make the case that the very framing of “sacrifice” may be part of the problem.
I sat down with host John Izzo, Bill McKibben, Brian McLaren to explore why humanity has stalled on climate action, and what must happen now.
This brand new mini-film from the Climate Majority Project explores the uninsurable world we are moving towards.
I was interviewed by Kate McCann on Times Radio Breakfast about the introduction of a frequent flyer levy, which I am in favour of, and explain why.
I appeared on a COP30 Special Episode for the New Scientist podcast.
I was interviewed on TRT World about Australia’s climate change visa available for Tuvaluans.