Jeremy Williams

Jeremy is an author and activist based in Luton. He is the co-author of The Economics of Arrival and runs The Earthbound Report, recognised as the best green blog in the UK by Vuelio and the UK Blog Awards.

By Jeremy Williams November 27, 2020

Will you support the CEE Bill?

The British government has announced its ‘10 point plan’ for addressing the climate crisis. It includes some positive steps such as phasing out the sale of new petrol and diesel … Continue reading Will you support the CEE Bill?

By Jeremy Williams November 17, 2020November 18, 2020

A Christian vision for sustainable housing

Tim Gorringe, Professor of Theology at the University of Exeter and a contributor to the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Housing Commission, explains how Christians can respond to the housing crisis, and … Continue reading A Christian vision for sustainable housing

By Jeremy Williams November 10, 2020November 10, 2020

A 10 point plan for a green recovery

Moments of crisis are often opportunities for change. They force us to think about what is most important, interrupt the status quo and crack open new possibilities. Several campaigns have … Continue reading A 10 point plan for a green recovery

By Jeremy Williams November 6, 2020

Review: Hope in Hell, by Jonathon Porritt

Jonathon Porritt is one of Britain’s most respected environmentalists, as well as being a patron of Green Christian and a recent contributor to the ‘Re-imagining the Promised Land‘ festival. He … Continue reading Review: Hope in Hell, by Jonathon Porritt

By Jeremy Williams October 27, 2020October 21, 2020

Outdoor church in a climate emergency

With churches closed because of Covid-19 restrictions, there has been growing curiosity in outdoor church, building on an existing interest from Forest Church and other pioneers. What can people do … Continue reading Outdoor church in a climate emergency