In the media
In the Media
Why Super El Niño is a wake-up call for communities to adapt to climate chaos
And how this would help silent majorities see themselves
The collapse-concerned majority:
could it be a cause for hope?
The fourth of a series of Substack articles that delves into the 6 silent majorities and how they can unlock the deep changes our systems desperately need
A promising future now looks perilous for election loser Zack Polanski. He sowed, now he reaps
John Harris covers the launch of our latest Climate Popularism report, which offers a route for climate action that engages with majority concerns.
Britain's food supply 'at risk of catastrophic failure by 2030'
A suppressed government report released following Freedom of Information requests shows we need to get serious about food resilience in the UK.
For the future of green politics, look beyond the Green party
"In their recent report, Caroline Lucas and the green philosopher Rupert Read make the case for “eco-popularism” rather than eco-populism: a way of thinking that doesn’t try to hotwire its way into people’s emotional circuitry with invigorating binaries, but, rather, describes actions that would genuinely change lives for the better, and therefore be popular."
Inside the Green Party’s identity crisis
After a difficult conference and disappointing by-election result, new factions are forming
After a difficult conference and disappointing by-election result, new factions are forming.
Michael Sheen narrates new climate change film
"You Told Us To Talk About the Weather ... was written in collaboration with young farmers and it questions why discussions about the weather are so common, in contrast to discussions about climate change ...the Climate Majority Project hopes the five-minute film will help pupils and teachers speak 'honestly and sensitively' about the issue."
The Silencing Power of Big Oil’s Climate Lies
"A report by Climate Majority Project, a nonprofit based in the UK, argues that climate change is not the only issue where most people favor radically different approaches than what the status quo is delivering."
