Andy Clark reflects on Climate Finance and Christian Ethics: Most reports I have seen in the press concerning COP27 have focused on disappointment about some of the unfulfilled expectations. As Alok Sharma said in the closing session “Friends, I said in Glasgow that the pulse of 1.5 degrees was weak. …
On Thursday 17th November JRI hosted its first webinar. JRI President Mike Morecroft and Professor Dave Griggs, recently returned from the COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, presented some reflections on the COP and answered questions from attendees. The webinar was recorded and is now available as an online video on the …
“Put that light out” was the cry of the air raid wardens in World War Two. A cry that seems to resonate with our lives today. Across war torn Ukraine, with winter approaching, with blackouts common due to Russian attacks on power stations, the government asks people to save electricity. While here in the UK, it’s not falling bombs but the rising price of energy that leads to us to think twice whether we need the lights on at home lest an unaffordable bill falls through our letterbox.
A year on from the COP26, the UN Climate Summit hosted in Glasgow in Nov 2021, the world feels a different place.
