Sustainability news

Loosing homelands to floods or harvests and livestock to droughts are just a few examples of how the poorer communities experience climate change.

On the train through to Glasgow I sat beside a group of young activists who had taken the day off school to attend the protests. They are angry and rightfully so.

Peta Milan, CEO-Founder of Jet Group, discussed the need to move on from obsessing about sustainability theory – “why are we wanting to sustain a failed model?” and instead move towards using and designing regenerative tools to aid climate recovery.

My fleeting glance of ex-President Obama followed as he made his way to give his speech calling for world leaders to “step up”.

Farming is on the frontline of climate change, a contributor to emissions and vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.

I attended Facing the Facts: Unpacking the Forest, Agriculture & Commodity Trade (FACT) Dialogue to Tackle Deforestation outlined progress made on the tricky subject of deforestation for farming.

In negotiations, as all social relations, power relations are rife. Here they can be seen to be laid bare in the very layout of the COP26 venue map I created.

A green net zero future lies ahead – but will we get there fast enough?

Listen to the voices of young people and the climate vulnerable. We can solve this.

UN secretariats must unite all Nations by remaining as neutral and independent as possible.