Green  House is a think tank founded in 2011.  It aims to lead the development of green thinking in the UK. ​ Read more about Green House
Weekend Green School
15-17 February, EarthSpirit Centre near Glastonbury.
A two-day intensive but informal residential educational event, co-hosted by Green House and Green History. It will feature expert presentations on core aspects of green politics and philosophy and the opportunity for about 30 participants to debate them with each other and the presenters in a relaxing green environment. Speakers include Amelia Womack, the Deputy Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, David Taylor from Green History, and Rupert Read and Anne Chapman from Green House.  READ MORE 

Interviews with Green House

Green House responses

We have recently submitted evidence to the Committee on Climate Change call for evidence on Building a Zero-carbon Economy.  To read click here.

By Green House people 

​After the IPCC report, #climatereality, A friendly critique of Bendell’s ‘Deep adaptation’ paper
Rupert Read takes issues with  Jim Bendell's claim that near term societal collapse is now inevitable.
This Civilisation is Finished: So What is to be Done? 
​Talk by Rupert Read at Churchill College, Cambridge on 7th November 2018, as part of the 'Shed A Light' series.
I won't go on the BBC if it supplies climate change deniers as 'balance'
Green House chair Rupert Read explains why he said no to a BBC interview.  This led to a joint letter followed by the BBC issuing new guidance for editors.

Recent publications

Community Energy in the UK,
by Anne Chapman,
published by the Green European Foundation with the support of Green House, this tells the story of the ups and downs of community energy over the last 20 years.
In November 2018 we published two new gases as part of our Facing up to Climate Reality project:
CONFLICTED ABOUT EMOTIONS: ECOLOGICAL GRIEF, LOVE AND TRUTH
By Nadine Andrews
‘Official! – climate change is real’.  Now: what is to be done?
by John Foster​​

Green Reads

Latest additions to our book review page:  Will Big Business Destroy Our Planet by Peter Dauvergne.
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Order The Post-Growth Project book.