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By Jeremy Williams Posted on May 20, 2020May 13, 2020

An exit strategy from the Covid-19 and the climate crises

Tony Emerson asks five questions for moving into a more sustainable post-Covid world: Pope Francis was interviewed for The Tablet (08/04/20) about the pandemic before Easter. He commented: “Every crisis … Continue reading An exit strategy from the Covid-19 and the climate crises

Categories: Articles, DiscussionTags: coronavirus
By Jeremy Williams Posted on May 18, 2020January 22, 2021

Tearfund imagine a rebooted world

The current crisis has revealed the underlying injustices and weaknesses of our economy and society. As we face the enforced pause of lockdown, we also have an opportunity to imagine … Continue reading Tearfund imagine a rebooted world

Categories: Church, EconomicsTags: coronavirus
By Jeremy Williams Posted on May 13, 2020

Joy in Enough appoints Materials Developer

Green Christian is pleased to announce the appointment of Katherine Hogg as the Materials Developer for Joy in Enough. Following a successful recruitment phase with some strong candidates, Katherine will … Continue reading Joy in Enough appoints Materials Developer

Categories: NewsTags: plenty
By Jeremy Williams Posted on May 11, 2020May 10, 2020

It’s okay not to be okay

Hilary Bond, Schools and Children’s worker for the Parish of Wareham, writes about the grief of the present moment: I’m told it’s grief. This thing that is leaving me unable … Continue reading It’s okay not to be okay

Categories: ArticlesTags: coronavirus
By Jeremy Williams Posted on May 5, 2020January 22, 2021

Five principles for a just recovery

350.org have written an open letter calling for a global coronavirus response that leads us towards a fairer and more sustainable society. It’s a useful summary of the key principles … Continue reading Five principles for a just recovery

Categories: Discussion, EconomicsTags: coronavirus
By Jeremy Williams Posted on April 28, 2020April 21, 2020

The importance of flows

John Daniels writes about the flows of energy through our bodies and through the economy: They’re all around us. Within us. We often don’t notice them, but without them we’d … Continue reading The importance of flows

Categories: Articles, DiscussionTags: coronavirus
By Jeremy Williams Posted on April 21, 2020April 14, 2020

Slowing down and lengthening life

There appears to be a widespread consensus that many consumer goods do not last as long as in the past. Tim Cooper investigates throwaway culture and how we can encourage longevity.

Categories: Articles, consumerism
By Jeremy Williams Posted on April 14, 2020June 11, 2020

Green Shoots – Download our new report

Green Shoots is a series that we have run on the website, profiling businesses that show a different approach to people and planet. In their own ways, they demonstrate something … Continue reading Green Shoots – Download our new report

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