Recharting the why of global emissions In the first proper article of this rekindled blog, I propose a Reframing in the way that responsibility is assigned in international climate change discourse. I argue that to move past the current state of inertia we should focus less on the 'where' of global emissions and more
Rekindling and Reframing Just over three years ago I found myself on a train up to Glasgow to for the twenty sixth Conference of the Parties on climate change. Driven by some vague journalistic aspirations I started a blog, and called it ‘The Week of Our Lives’. I was pleased with the title
Carnage. (Week two so far) **Note: this is a blog post from my time at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow in 2021. I am now rekindling this blog to track current issues in climate policy, with a particular focus on communication and political engagement. Please see the tabs at the top of the website
The dangerous plurality of climate action - a rambling **Note: this is a blog post from my time at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow in 2021. I am now rekindling this blog to track current issues in climate policy, with a particular focus on communication and political engagement. Please see the tabs at the top of the website
Day Three: Re-valuing Finance **Note: this is a blog post from my time at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow in 2021. I am now rekindling this blog to track current issues in climate policy, with a particular focus on communication and political engagement. Please see the tabs at the top of the website
"You might as well bomb us" Day two at COP **Note: this is a blog post from my time at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow in 2021. I am now rekindling this blog to track current issues in climate policy, with a particular focus on communication and political engagement. Please see the tabs at the top of the website
Featured The Different Frames of Day One **Note: this is a blog post from my time at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow in 2021. I am now rekindling this blog to track current issues in climate policy, with a particular focus on communication and political engagement. Please see the tabs at the top of the website
Featured Intro **Note: this is a blog post from my time at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow in 2021. I am now rekindling this blog to track current issues in climate policy, with a particular focus on communication and political engagement. Please see the tabs at the top of the website
