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Environment

Who owns the carbon?

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17 Dec 2021

Andrew Rigg

Andrew Rigg on the role farmers have to play in the fight against climate change
The potential of rewilding

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26 Oct 2021

Ben Stockwell

Ben Stockwell argues that rewilding offers hope in the face of what seems like an almost irreversible environmental catastrophe. This approach is beginning to gain traction and is supported by, amongst others, the UN.
How might we farm without a farm?

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15 Oct 2021

ASHUTOSH NAIK FRSA

The Covid-19 pandemic has affected people the world-over. Ashutosh Naik FRSA argues that while the impact of the pandemic might be different across geographies, social and cultural lines the one thing that is certain is that food, food security and traceability have become very important considerations.
How to reduce global warming

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04 Aug 2021

Grant Lewison FRSA

Grant Lewison FRSA on the profound changes needed to quell the devastating impacts of climate change.
The waste crime conundrum

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19 May 2021

Stuart Foster FRSA

Stuart Foster FRSA explores the wide spread problem of fly tipping and what can be done.
A defence of criminal damage

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13 May 2021

David Lambert FRSA

David Lambert FRSA on how he and 5 other people were found not guilty of criminal damage as part of action taken by Extinction Rebellion.
Business as a regenerative practice

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09 Mar 2021

Zahra Davidson FRSA Tina Liu

Zahra Davidson FRSA and Tina Liu explore how we can bring about regenerative practices in business.
Tactics for understanding post-Covid-19 places

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01 Mar 2021

Carl A. Smith FRSA

Carl A. Smith FRSA on how the practice of place drawing will help us understand post Covid-19 places.
The Thame Green Living Plan goes live!

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24 Nov 2020

Charles Boundy FRSA

Charles Boundy FRSA on how his Green Living Plan could inspire other communities to adopt green living principles.
Sustainability is no longer enough

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23 Nov 2020

Rob Hayles FRSA

Rob Hayles FRSA on how to move from sustainable to regenerative goals.