Green World

Green World serves as the official magazine for members of the Green Party of England and Wales. The magazine's content is determined by the Green World Editorial Board (GWEB), composed of Green Party members who are elected each year. It's important to understand that the opinions expressed in Green World may not reflect those of the Green Party. Additionally, any products or services advertised in the magazine do not imply endorsement by the Green Party.

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‘Enemies of Society’: How the media portrays climate activists

Oct 30, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Stella Levantesi

With disruptive modes of protest becoming more widespread, climate activists are accused of alienating policymakers and public opinion from the just cause of climate action. However, an analysis of mainstream media discourse in the United Kingdom, Germany, and Italy suggests that the othering and demonisation of climate activists are neither new nor unbiased. Mon 30 Oct 2023 This article originally appeared in the Green European Journal on 17 October 2023.
Survey finds that Brits demand more water refill stations

Oct 17, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Josh Templeman

A survey from BRITA UK has unveiled that 70 per cent of Brits would use a reusable water bottle if refilling it was more easily accessible. The figures come as the Government’s ban on single-use plastics fails to include plastic bottles. Single-use bottled water makes a significant contribution to the global climate crisis, with convenience frequently cited by consumers as a primary reason for purchasing.
Wales will be running 'biggest and boldest' General Election campaign yet

Oct 11, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Anthony Slaughter

Bore da cynhadledd. Good morning conference. Greetings from Wales It’s ten years since I attended my first Green Party conference here in Brighton, which I think it’s fair to say proved a life-changing experience. I can still remember clearly how enthused and excited I felt on my train back to Wales so I’d like to extend a special welcome to all those of you attending conference for the first time and I’m confident your experience this weekend will have been as positive as mine was.
Rethinking care: From privatisation to solidarity

Oct 6, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Emma Dowling

This interview originally appeared in the Green European Journal on 28 September 2023. The UK is experiencing an ongoing care crisis – one in which different sections of the population are played off against one another. This is a point at which the politics of austerity and the neoliberal imperative of competition come together to produce a particularly harmful way of governing society, in which different groups of people are forced to fight over access to scarce resources.
How can Greens shape the future of AI?

Oct 5, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Tim Davies

Here’s a starter on how we can influence a key political issueAt the start of November, the UK government will host a select handful of foreign leaders and technology bosses at Bletchley Park for a ‘Global Summit on AI Safety’. The event is intended to galvanise action on the speculative existential risks from so-called frontier models: fast-developing AI systems that some people fear could be used by bad actors to create biosecurity risks, or that could gain autonomy and 'escape human control'.
'We have electoral skill that can take on the bigger establishment parties and leave them in awe'

Sep 28, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Chris Williams

Chris Williams is the Green Party's Head of Elections. He writes here about being the party's first-ever Field Organiser and joining when we had only 68 councillors, to today where we have 750 councillors and have built the foundations to get more Green MPs elected. Thu 28 Sep 2023 When I joined the Green Party in 2004, I had been thinking about it for a couple of years. To say I was reluctant would be an understatement.
Preserving green garden space

Sep 28, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Nick Bowett

In recent years, ecologically sustainable ways of gardening have grown in popularity, but unfortunately, so has the habit of putting artificial surfaces over significant areas of garden. Green spaces improve air quality, hold water back during times of flooding, support biodiversity and so forth. In short, we must work to enrich urban areas and rural areas that people call home. Legislative change to encourage or force people to preserve their green spaces is worth considering.
Green housing threatens affordability. It doesn’t have to

Sep 22, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Julieta Perucca

With their sights set on energy efficiency, policymakers neglect that green renovations are driving up rents for the most vulnerable. Only with strong social protections and a shift away from financialisation can the basic right to housing be made compatible with curbing emissions. Fri 22 Sep 2023 This interview originally appeared in the Green European Journal on 13 September 2023. The housing and climate crises are caught in a vicious circle.
'Countries will soon be competing for migrants': Preparing for climate migration

Aug 25, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Gaia Vince

This article originally appeared in the Green European Journal on 13 June 2023. Green European Journal: Your latest book, Nomad Century, is about a world transformed by the impacts of climate change. It’s not some imaginary sci-fi scenario; this will be our world in a few decades. Why aren’t we talking about changes that we know are coming? Gaia Vince: Our leaders are not honest about the challenge ahead. We’re currently around 1.2 to 1.3 degrees above the pre-industrial average.
Yes to renewables for the climate

Aug 11, 2023 | greenworld.org.uk | Rosa Rodriguez |Rosa Rodríguez |Héctor Tejero

Record temperatures in summer, less rainfall, severe storms – Spain’s climate reality is harsh and intensifying. But the Spanish government isn’t sitting idly by; it plans to source 74 per cent of its electricity from renewables by 2030. This ambitious goal is now the subject of fierce debate and opposition. Rosa Martínez Rodríguez asked climate activist and Madrid regional assembly member Héctor Tejero why renewables have become controversial in Spain, and how its government might sway the public.