Jadzia Tedeschi

“The climate protest movement is nowhere near strong enough to force a change of course. Citizens already feel the alarm has been raised, they don’t need further reminders, but a journey into positive, effective action that they feel includes them.” This is a reflection on the achievements and shortcomings of the past 5 years of […]

“To make any real impact on the desperate situation we are slipping into, of climate meltdown, we need successfully to include millions upon millions in the challenging space of truth — and of collective practical action. This requires working together to create programmes for change that most people can get on board with. Acting with

“Great change is coming. The only question is: will it finally be inspired and initiated by us? Or will we let it be brutally imposed upon us by the power of a cruelly disrupted nature?” In this Op-Ed, Rupert Read reflects on the progress made in the climate sphere since the launch of Extinction Rebellion

This opinion piece talks about the importance of reconnecting to the consequences that our consumerist lifestyles have on the planet, and the addiction to a lifestyle which is in tension with a growing global awareness that anthropogenic climate change is more and more pressing problem that is already affecting our lives. “Holidays wrecked by summer

Huge levels of ice-melt in the Arctic are causing unprecedented amounts of cold fresh water to pour into the north Atlantic, threatening the Gulf Stream, and the lesser-known, but even more important ‘Atlantic Meridian Overturning Circulation’. It is quite possible that the effects will be felt soon – well within a generation – making Britain’s

Increasing numbers of people around the world are convinced that human civilisation is teetering on the brink, but that our political “leaders” aren’t levelling with us about just how dire the climate outlook is. Quite a few of us are beginning to imagine collapse. And yet, for the most part, the responses available to individuals