Why I will never again watch The Traitors
The third series of the BBC’s hit series The Traitors ended recently.
Writings
It’s time for climate populism
The climate movement is losing popular support. It's time for climate populism.
The coming climate uncertainty conundrum
We don’t talk enough about climate impacts and our vulnerability to them, let alone how to prepare adequately for them.
Pivoting to a strategy based in climate adaptation: the path forward from Trump-world
The election of a climate-denier as United States President has left many people disillusioned and anxious about the future of climate action. Is the game up?
2025 is the year Extinction Rebellion demanded we should go zero carbon
The Government is absolutely not going to save us… 2025 needs to be the year we start to save ourselves.
Looking ahead at challenges facing the planet in 2025
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.”
At XR, we aimed for 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.
Why I prefer Solstice to Christmas
There’s something about the Winter Solstice; it’s a time of ending and beginning, short in light but bright in hope.
The Deluge – From apocalypse to adaptation
Reading The Deluge is more likely to enable us to find pathways through what is coming than reading the latest IPCC report.
Labour’s vision is walking blind without this 6th mission: climate adaptation
Without climage adaptation Labour's five missions are moot; climate impacts will increasingly render them unachievable.
Adapt or die – the new climate challenge
We need to shift from the abstractions of net zero to focussing on the concrete realities of growing climate damage.
No words: On Trump’s triumph
The US general election result implies a need to pivot much more toward climate adaptation.