Awakening to a new economics
John Daniels explains the rise of asset managers such as BlackRock, and their impact on financial markets and the debt of developing countries. Zambia, central Africa: home to a rapidly … Continue reading Confronting the power of the asset managers
If you’ve ever stayed in a hotel, it’s likely that you’ve seen some kind of variation of the little sign in the bathroom: re-use your towels and we can all … Continue reading Greenwash and how to spot it
Over the last few weeks I have been helping to run Tearfund’s Christianity and Climate Change course at my church, along with friends in our eco-team. While the course itself … Continue reading A story written in carbon
When people start thinking about social justice or the environment for the first time, their own consumer choices are often a starting point. What brands should I be avoiding? Which … Continue reading Book review: Buy Better, Consume Less
Robert Alexander is a specialist in circular economy solutions. He is an experienced business professional and successful entrepreneur in a number of different sectors involving repair, re-use and recycling. He … Continue reading Talk: A personal journey into the circular economy
Catherine Masterman considers the middle ground in climate action, and the unsung potential of the school Parent-Staff Association. Earth Day on Friday was a reminder that many centuries ago (it … Continue reading Earth day on the EDGE
Perhaps you’ve seen one by the side of the road, or when on holiday. Maybe you are lucky enough to have one locally, next to a school or fixed to … Continue reading What I learned from hosting a little free library
This year’s Green Christian conference is based on Joy in Enough, and will be exploring the many ways to create a fairer and greener economy. We’ll be hearing from keynote … Continue reading Save the date for Building Back Greener
Joy in Enough 