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Obsolescence noun the process of becoming obsolete or outdated and no longer used; becoming antiquated, out of date, old-fashioned, no longer in general use, or no longer useful, or the condition of being in such a state.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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The field of polycrisis philanthropy is emerging, though less rapidly than the polycrisis itself. Distinct from climate philanthropy, polycrisis philanthropy recognises the interconnected nature of global challenges, from climate disasters and health pandemics to economic inequality and political instability. At the heart of the concept of the polycrisis is the understanding that we face not…

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I should start by saying, We can all do maths in pyjamas. Happiness is everything. But there’s no point in learning maths if there are no elephants left to count, And even if learning is possible in pyjamas, Words mean less if there are no trees left to describe. Poetry matters. It is the way…

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