Commentary
‘Moment of truth’ to act on climate says UN’s GuterresUN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned today that the planet is waging a “suicidal” war on the natural world. We are facing a ‘moment of...
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Lessons from Lockdown: The possibilities of immediate changeFlying to attend a conference might swiftly be replaced by holding an event online. Many people have started to grow their own vegetables at homes,...
Story of change
Catch Chile’s waste reduction bus – how behaviour change, new infrastructure and different business models are cutting wasteWaste is a huge global problem and it’s growing fast. According to a World Bank report in 2018, global annual waste generation is expected to jump to 3.4...
Commentary
Meet the member – African Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS)The African Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS) aims to strengthen the capacity and policies of African countries and institutions to harness science,...
Resource
Working Paper: The role of the state in the politics of disruption and accelerationBy Peter Newell and Abigail Martin, University of Sussex Achieving and replicating rapid transitions that are both far-reaching and unprecedented in terms...
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Towards a new politics of rapid transitionBy Peter Newell and Abigail Martin, University of Sussex This EIT Climate-KIC Insight brief explores the experiences and approaches to innovation and rapid...
Story of change
Legal mandate sees Indian business fund water drainage – will the law be strong enough to ensure fairplay?A successful partnership between a local stakeholder group and a private company in one of India’s largest cities, illustrates how it is possible for...
Commentary
Time to mobilise like we mean itExcerpt from A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency by Seth Klein Lessons from the Second World War have guided our pandemic response....
Commentary
Tour tomorrow, today! Why we made a travel guide to an imaginary future cityIn the absence of opportunities to travel under The Current Circumstance, we thought you might enjoy a bit of armchair exploration instead—and so we’re...