Gas by Sara Parkin, Principal Associate of the Sustainability Literacy Project, and former Leader of the Green Party.
The climate situation must be declared and treated as a global emergency if we are to have any chance of responding appropriately. At present, on climate change, the UK government combines self-congratulation, disavowal, missed opportunities, incoherence and delay.
An event hosted by Local Futures and Green House Think Tank.
The publication of Green Politics and the Left was launched at this event.
This public debate was linked to the recent Green House Gas Paris: Optimism, Pessimism and Realism by Brian Heatley.
Four and a half decades after the Club of Rome published its landmark report on Limits to Growth, the study remains critical to understandings of economic prosperity. This new review of the Limits debate has been written for the launch of the UK All Party Parliamentary Group on the Limits to Growth
Peter Newell's gas argues we need to include green politics into models of development that provide prosperity and respect sustainability.
This pamphlet outlines the fundamental features of economic globalisation and localisation, how a shift towards the local might be accomplished, and what it asks of us in terms of action.
At this IDS lunchtime seminar, Jonathan Essex, Tom Lines and Ray Cunningham outlined Green House's 'Post-Growth Project'
This event, funded by the Green European Foundation, brought together analysts and activists for an interactive discussion not only on some of the key debates within the green movement