Author: Jonathan Hyde

ºclimo #20: Is fighting climate change akin to abolishing the slave trade?

A letter on climate ethics to practically guide and inspire us to engage our MPs, written by Jeremy Brown and inspired by a film about William Wilberforce and abolishing the British slave trade.

ºclimo #18: Questionable Priorities

"When it came to dealing with an existential threat and killing humankind in the 20th Century, governments were willing and able to rapidly and effectively roll out tanks and harness the destructive power of the atom..." Should we be questioning contrasting government priorities in the face of threat?

ºclimo #17: Choices

Conservative Chancellor Philip Hammond has warned that it will cost the UK £1tn to hit the current 2050 target of net-zero carbon emissions. This is a target that many argue isn't even enough to halt catastrophically costly climate change, in which we will be paying with human lives, not just simply digits on a screen. … Continue reading ºclimo #17: Choices →

ºclimo #15: Radio Silence

"We don't think and talk climate change, we think and talk Brexit..." Join Elias and Jonny for ºclimo's first podcast! They discuss radio silence, climate change, the Brexit Broadcasting Corporation and new conversations.

ºclimo #13: In Memoriam (Penge)

"Have you seen someone behaving in a such a way? Call time on this monstrousness now." An impassioned and charged piece of creative writing from Matthew Alcock, challenging us to address questionable aspects of our society before it's too late.

ºclimo #12: First It Came For..

"First it came for the Land and the Seas..." An adaptation of Martin Niemöller's powerful post-Nazi poem 'First They Came'; reminding us how vital it is to speak up before it's too late.