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Climate Popularism: join our launch with Caroline Lucas and Rupert Read (opens the original)
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“We experience a destabilising world first in our homes, at the supermarket, at the petrol pump. The rising cost of living is an anxiety core to populist success, and a politics of resilience must likewise begin here: lowering bills through retrofit and publicly owned energy, more affordable local food, cheaper, more accessible public transport, and supporting the regeneration of local economies. Done well, adaptation of this kind is complementary to decarbonisation, and can help build the wider
An inside look: Westminster debate on suppressed intelligence reports (opens the original)
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The climate and nature movement is having a moment of collaboration - and it is working. I’m Ed Jarvis and I am the Strategic Adaptation For Emergency Resilience #SAFER Campaign Manager at The Climate Majority Project (CMP). Let me explain why this is so important and how it came about…<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!EfZk!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F2f131
Ramping up the heat: a window of opportunity for the silent majority to speak its mind (opens the original)
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This has been a brutal summer. We’ve been hearing many people saying that for them, climate change is going from an abstract threat to a lived experience. Fires, burned homes, debilitatingly hot days (such as during London Climate Action Week) are driving an increase in public concern. In fact, IPSOS made its business to find out whether in the UK this heatwave has driven any shifts in public attitude around climate change. And again, figures reveal a growing silent majority.<a class="image-link
The majority with other priorities (than riches) (opens the original)
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Holidays are a good time to take a step back and reflect on our values. In the daily hustle and bustle, you may have noticed that just about everybody is too busy, spending too much time on things that mean too little. We should prioritise family, meaningful work, community, relaxation and the simple pleasures. Many of us work way too much. Such feelings are common and have been for some time.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!M2dw!,f_auto,
We Need a Victory Story | Mobilising Silent Majorities on Accidental Gods (opens the original)
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“This is one of the most inspiring documents I’ve come across in a long time” says , after reading our latest, trending report.16k + downloads in under 4 months… is a lotThat’s in line with the reactions we’ve had to research that took 18 months of deep inquiry to writ
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