Voicebox: Climate Crisis

Research has shown that carbon dioxide emissions must fall by the equivalent of a global lockdown roughly every two years for the next decade for the world to keep within safe limits of global heating.

Is the publishing industry doing enough for the environment?

A new report unveils the damage that the UK industry is doing to the environment.

Chloe Potamiti talks to us about their short film Human Nature, which is now available as part of our Winter Film Festival. Human Nature explores how we are connected to the natural world, and reminds people that humans don't simply live alongside nature, we are a part of it. 

Ben See is a composer and musician who recently embarked on a project called Falling Feathers, which raises awareness of the climate crisis.

An interview with Clive Russell, prominent graphic designer and one of the earliest contributors to Extinction Rebellion, on the art style of the movement.

When we first entered lock-down, travel ceased and tourism halted. One unexpected outcome from this that became visible instantly: the environment started to heal. But now, as we trickle back to ‘normal’ life are we damaging the world more than ever?

We're all familiar with the plight of the polar bear as our planet warms, but how is nature as a whole likely to react to a changing climate?

Dissecting white environmentalism, the intersection of anti-racism and climate movements and highlighting the importance of solidarity

How can coronavirus impact our approach to climate change? 

 I had a chat with Kieran Kiggell, a young activist, who is part UKSCN, an organisation inspired by the Friday for Future.

A hot topic at the moment, and for good reason, but how can you save the world when you’re trying to save your bank balance?