Podcast: healthcare on a burning platform David Somekh and Caroline Whyte interview Bogi Eliasen, the Director of Health at the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies.
Environmental Justice and Carbon Pricing in California Feasta intern Elsa Cuenca-Rubio writes that "although California climate policies have good intentions, to be truly sustainable, they need to support minority and disproportionately impacted communities, while also combating climate change."
Podcast – transforming the treadmill: work in a post-growth economy
Katy Wiese and Jan Mayrhofer spoke with Caroline Whyte about the need to escape the 'jobs and growth treadmill', and the implications for European policy.
How to fund climate justice: launch of the Cap and Share Climate Alliance
Feasta is joining with Equal Right and five other NGOs on three continents to launch this initiative for a fair and global fossil fuel phase-out.
Keeping up the Pressure: Youth Delegate Reports from the UNFCCC’s Bonn Intercessional (SB58)
In June, a group of 35 Friday for Future youth climate activists, many of them from MAPA countries, attended the intercessional UN climate conference in Bonn. Feasta delegates Jessica Dunne and Marina Guião write about their experience.
A brief overview of the WEAll Ireland Hub’s recent Deep Dive workshop, ‘Towards a Community of Practice’, that was held in Derry-Londonderry on March 31 and April 1.
Laura Rayner from the European Policy Centre speaks with David Somekh and Caroline Whyte about her work on the Wellbeing Economy Policy Lab, which aims to help build a political consensus for a wellbeing economy in Europe.
"Environmental Justice advocates argue that current carbon pricing programs place undue burdens of combustion-related diseases on low-income communities and communities of color, and this is true," writes Brent Ranalli, who goes on to propose some potential solutions.
Caroline Whyte speaks with Sarah McKinley of the Democracy Collaborative, who explains what Community Wealth Building and social enterprise are, and how they can help us to visualise and plan towards a more regenerative economic system.
We argue in this submission that a change in mindset concerning the nature of economic success will be a prerequisite for alleviating many of the severe risks which we are currently facing.
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