As the world grapples with the existential threat of climate change, a groundswell of young leaders is rising – audacious, impassioned, uncompromising and respectful in their pursuit of a sustainable future. These young climate activists are not just sounding the alarm; they are actively forging new pathways, reshaping narratives, pioneering solutions, and catalysing societal transformation…

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Obsolescence noun the process of becoming obsolete or outdated and no longer used; becoming antiquated, out of date, old-fashioned, no longer in general use, or no longer useful, or the condition of being in such a state. “computers are infamous for their rapid obsolescence” Cognitive adjective relating to relating to the mental process involved in…

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It has become routine to remark ‘if you’re not sitting uncomfortably in today’s world, you’re really sick’. It is, paradoxically, comforting (not only for me, I have discovered) to meet more and more people who are wrestling with a growing sense of cognitive dissonance as they sense the gap between their daily behaviours and their…

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Last month’s UK Government announcement confirming the granting of hundreds of new oil and gas licenses in the UK was defended by the Prime Minister as “entirely consistent” with net-zero commitments and important for the UK’s resilience (despite much evidence to the contrary). The PM also defended his use of a private jet to travel to Scotland as “the…

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