Rupert Read
Contributor at Freelance
Co-Director of the Climate Majority Project @CMP_voice | Emeritus Prof of Philosophy @uniofeastanglia | @bluesky - https://t.co/DMqxAICYpd
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1 week ago |
popularresistance.org | Rupert Read
The Climate Change Committee’s Devastating Verdict On The State Of Britain’s Climate. The recent Climate Change Committee report on the UK government’s lack of preparedness for climate breakdown reveals negligence at a historic scale. The report lays bare years of successive Governments’ failure to prepare the UK for the breakdown that is now upon us, with far worse to come.
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1 week ago |
resilience.org | Rupert Read
The recent Climate Change Committee report on the UK government’s lack of preparedness for climate breakdown reveals negligence at a historic scale. The report lays bare years of successive Governments’ failure to prepare the UK for the breakdown that is now upon us, with far worse to come. From heat exposure to rising flood risk to national infrastructure, homes and harvests, countless lives and livelihoods are at severe risk.
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1 week ago |
news.wickedproblems.uk | Richard Delevan |Rupert Read
Do you want the good news or bad news first? Good news: here in the UK it’s a sunny Friday on the cusp of a bank holiday weekend. Bad news: Shiz cray. Could go either way: this is one of 3 holiday weekend episodes. Definitely good news: Lydia Collas of UK think tank Green Alliance and Rupert Read of Climate Majority Project have incisive analysis of what we’re seeing over here.
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2 weeks ago |
edp24.co.uk | Rupert Read
The author (Rupert Read) interviewing Paddy Flynn for the Five Mile Network, in Rockland Parish Hall (Image: Juliette Harkin) I live in Rockland St Mary, on the edge of the Broads. In a meeting of our local ‘Five Mile Network’ for resilience, I recently had the wonderful privilege of interviewing Paddy Flynn, my village’s local amateur historian, about his life growing up here in rural Norfolk. It was incredibly eye-opening.
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4 weeks ago |
aeon.co | Rupert Read
Where the danger grows, there also grows the saving power. – From ‘Patmos’ (1803) by Friedrich HölderlinThe fad in recent years for largely virtual ‘communities’ of interest across the world is an artefact of a temporary moment in human history, a moment wherein elevated technological progress coincided with a lack of substantial blowback from the waste products of that ‘progress’. That moment is coming to an end, most obviously through the rapidly rising tide of climate disasters.
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READ: “To survive the #Chaoscene, we will need resilient communities." This essay for Aeon is about strategic/transformative #climate adaptation, as necessity and a general game-changer… #SAFER https://t.co/zySbMs7YdR
⚽ I visited Brentford Football Club at the weekend and saw the 4-2 win against Brighton. Brentford were my home side growing up (although back then they were in the Fourth Division rather than the Premier League). They are also sustainability leaders in the footy world. Read https://t.co/ClZ7ApQVgB
Derrick Jensen interviewing me about the raw, empowering truth of this moment and of our future. https://t.co/gE7Wo8JSp6 https://t.co/cfhrBhRSFn
