Climate & Sustainability
Rivers need advocates. They also need evidence.
In response to ‘Before Nature Needs Its Rights It Needs Advocates’, Environment Agency Chair Alan Lovell explains why both matter
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Climate & Sustainability
Before Nature Has Rights, It Needs Advocates
Environmental rights barrister Paul Powlesland explains why legal rights for nature are unenforceable in the UK unless we create guardianship
Health & Wellbeing
Communities need to ‘push, push, push’ leaders to take climate health risks seriously
Five top solutions from our Climate and Future of Health summit
Technology
Kids’ social media bans are now ‘unstoppable’
Baroness Beeban Kidron believes tech companies have deliberately targeted children – and sets out why the momentum to protect them will only grow.
Health & Wellbeing
People with schizophrenia are the unseen victims of heat waves
City adaptation plans do not include adequate prevention methods to help those with mental illness. Here’s what can help.
Climate & Sustainability
How to talk about climate so the haters will listen
Use language for the audience you have – not the audience you wish you had
Peace & Security
Summer 2026 Impact Programme
Hello from the Impact Programme team. We’ve had a great start to the year, and here’s just some of what you can look forward to in June, July and August.
Peace & Security
“War Is a Disease of Humanity. There Is No Better Healing Than Peace.”
Palestinian peace activist Aziz Abu Sarah and Israeli peace activist Maoz Inon spoke about grief, reconciliation, and their campaign to turn peace into a global political movement in their new book, The Future Is Peace.
Climate & Sustainability
Climate change is already realigning global power – here’s why
In a conversation with Oxford global history professor Peter Frankopan, author and former diplomat Arthur Snell describes how climate change is the catalyst behind a quickly collapsing global order.
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