Using Danone’s Harrogate Spring Water controversy as a starting point, Jonathon Porritt explores the deeper failures of corporate sustainability, greenwashing and the political systems enabling them.
On the 40th anniversary of Chernobyl, Jonathon Porritt examines the ongoing decline of nuclear power, highlighting its redundancy and vulnerability in a rapidly changing energy landscape.
onathon Porritt reflects on a moment of stillness in nature, listening to a nightingale, and the growing need to reconnect amid the pressures of the climate crisis.
Jonathon Porritt presents stark UN and WHO data revealing the scale of the Gaza genocide, urging readers not to turn away from the reality.
Jonathon Porritt examines the debate between climate adaptation and mitigation, questioning whether growing focus on adaptation risks undermining urgent emissions cuts.
Jonathon Porritt reflects on repeated protest in support of Palestine Action, the Gaza genocide, and the moral responsibility to act when law and conscience collide.
Jonathon Porritt reflects on a growing global moral crisis, examining schisms within religion, politics and energy, and the stark divide shaping our climate future.
Jonathon Porritt sets out the case against Donald Trump, from illegal wars to climate denial, and reflects on the profound impact his leadership is having on young people and the future of the planet.
Jonathon Porritt sets out the case against Donald Trump, from illegal wars to climate denial, and reflects on the profound impact his leadership is having on young people and the future of the planet.
While campaigning in Cardiff, Jonathon Porritt confronts a difficult question from a young voter: is the Green Party failing to keep the climate crisis at the centre of its politics?
