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2025 Is the Year Extinction Rebellion Demanded We Should Go Zero Carbon but ‘Britain Has Woefully Failed’
The Government is ‘absolutely not going to save us… 2025 needs to be the year we start to save ourselves’.
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Rupert Read looks at challenges facing planet in 2025 | Eastern Daily Press
For weeks now, my social media has been flooded with posts urging a “New Year, New Me!” But this year, I’d like to focus less on “me” and more on “us.”
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How pivoting to climate ‘adaptation’ can transform climate consciousness (for the better) | Times Radio
Climate action thus far has focused on decarbonisation. This is hard, because it’s the ultimate collective action more-than-problem. In this interview, Dr. Read, Co-Director of the ClimateMajorityProject, speaks about how pivoting to strategic adaptation can transform this situation: because of the co-benefits for cost of living, and more. Edited excerpt courtesy of Alexis Conran show, Time Radio.
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At Extinction Rebellion, we aimed for UK net zero in 2025. That won’t happen – so here’s what to do instead
With the climate crisis hitting Britain, we must build resilience at a local level by rewilding, saving water and fighting floods
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Extinction Rebellion’s future is far less radical than its past
Now that the alarm has successfully been raised, the organisation could help unite people in positive action.
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Jeremy Lent and Rupert Read: The Wave
Jeremy Lent, author of The Patterning Instinct, interviewed Rupert about the growing wave that IS the emerging climate majority.
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Cricket! So It’s Come To This? | BBC Radio 4
Rupert Read was interviewed on 28/06/23 on BBC Radio 4’s The World Tonight about the launch of the Climate Majority Project.
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The Former Extinction Rebellion Campaigners Rallying A Climate Majority
Governments show time and again they won’t deliver adequate climate solutions of their own accord. If the world is ever going to get serious on climate, it will be because a mass movement of citizen action insists on it.
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What is the Climate Majority Project? | Sky News
"The knowledge of how bad the crisis is, is no longer confined to a small minority... I think what a lot of people want is to be shown how to take action that is actually effective in starting to change things on the ground, more positive action."
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Tufton Street Speech as part of The Big One protests in London
“I want to talk to you for a few minutes about climate denial and the struggle against it …” My full speech outside the UK climate denial HQ in Tufton Street on April 21st, where I was reunited with fellow members of the Tufton Three.
