Category Archives: Speaking

I spoke with the Dial for a piece exploring: What’s the Point of a Global Climate Target?

I spoke with The Times for an article covering the run-up to COP30: Climate change talks under fire as Cop30 gathers in Brazil

I chaired a panel event at Chatham House exploring how to tackle derailment risks, with James Dyke, Emma Howard Boyd, Tad Homer-Dixon, and Kate Mackenzie.

I spoke with the Ecologist about an SCRI report on derailment risk. Read the piece here.

It was pleasure to go back on the show, this time to talk about the Overshoot podcast.

I was quoted in the article – ‘No 10 blocks report on impact of rainforest collapse on food prices’ – which covered the UK government’s veto on the release of the “global ecosystem assessment” report, which examined the ramifications of global ecosystem collapse on security.

I spoke with the Economist for an article on how “Earth’s climate is approaching irreversible tipping points,” which highlights the growing body of evidence on how close the planet is to critical thresholds.

I spoke with Bloomberg’s Olivia Rudgard and CDP’s Sherry Madera about the 1.5C global climate target.

I spoke at the Innovation Zero main stage on climate change and national security, along with Dr Hugh Montgomery and Lt. Gen. Richard Nugee.

I had a great time talking with Jo Paisley about 1.5C and how to approach the new climate reality above it.