I’m a lawyer at Friends of the Earth, and today is a massive day for my team – and the climate. Today is the day we take the government to court over its failure to protect future generations from dangerous … Continue reading →
Writing in The Guardian on 25 February, 2019, Ban Ki-moon called on the UK government to prove it is serious about phasing out the use of fossil fuels worldwide. “As Deputy Chair of The Elders I continue to call on … Continue reading →
Media Release from United Nations Association Coventry Branch Coventry, 11 February 2019 The Coventry Branch of the United Nations Association has issued an urgent call for councillors, business leaders and the public to meet students on March 15, the day … Continue reading →
By 2050, with a projected increased global population of 9.6 billion, we would need the equivalent of almost 3 planets worth of resources to sustain our way of living, if our current consumption and production patterns remain the same. [UNEP, 2011, http://bit.ly/1Niu2q7] … Continue reading →
Professor Jem Bendell talks about his idea of deep adaptation as a way of preparing for what he sees as an inevitable societal collapse due to climate change, probably within 10 years. … Continue reading →
While politicians either deny that climate change exists or, if they admit that it is happening, do not believe we are in a state that requires emergency action, a professor from the University of Cumbria believes that climate-change scientists themselves … Continue reading →
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Professor Jem Bendell is a strategist and educator on social and organisational change. He gave this speech to delegates at the Global Leaders Investment Forum 2018 organised by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development UNCTAD in Geneva. Follow Jem … Continue reading →
We Don’t Have Time is a social network for climate action, launching in April 2019. Action starts with knowledge and awareness. That’s why we have created this news feed, which collects the latest news on the climate crisis from all … Continue reading →
The Club of Rome is an organisation of individuals who share a common concern for the future of humanity and strive to make a difference. Our members are notable scientists, economists, businessmen and businesswomen, high level civil servants and former … Continue reading →