After the ITV story on the National Security Assessment, this work has now broken further – this time in The Times – and the reality is, we are far more vulnerable to food scarcity than our government would have you believe.
Read about the CMP's new Plan B report launched last week, in which we ask 'Isn’t it time we had a back-up plan – just in case things do go catastrophically wrong?. Find out also about my two new pieces for Resilience with co-authors from the CMP, and with Jem Bendell.
ITV’s investigation confirms long-standing concerns about a suppressed national security assessment on climate and nature breakdown, and what it means for the UK. Meanwhile, the Green Party's Hannah Spencer wins the Gorton and Denton by-election!
I'm using this latest post to again flag the National Security Assessment on Global Biodiversity Loss, linking to related pieces I've written recently for the EDP and on Substack, as well as the exciting new CMP Climate Courage Schools campaign – and how you can get involved.
Earlier this week, UK Government quietly published the Joint Intelligence Committee's Report on Global Biodiversity Loss, Ecosystem Collapse and National Security. I explain why it matters and what we need to do next.
At the end of 2025, I encourage us to reflect, discussing two different just-released articles with a shared underlying theme.
In this post I remind readers about the two new "must-watch" CMP films, and link to my recent outings on BBC Radio 4, my history Substack and my review of Paul Kingsnorth's book.
The CMP released two new mini-films this week: 'Britain Speaks!' and 'An Uninsurable World'. Please watch and support them both, and watch my new conversation with Bill McKibben and others.
As COP30 ends, I reflect on its mixed outcomes, looking at some encouraging elements, as well as where it falls short of what this moment requires.
As COP30 begins, I reflect on its long-overdue focus on adaptation, and on how genuine progress now lies with communities building resilience on the ground.
I reflect on the new Glacier Trust/CMP 'We Need to Talk About Adaptation' report, and a recent conversation with RSPB CEO, Beccy Speight.
Returning from our biggest-ever Party Conference, I felt real momentum: new leadership, record membership, and a shared mission to build resilience, truth and hope for Britain’s future.