Tegan Tallullah
Today, I want to talk about how the Coronavirus crisis intersects with the climate crisis. Specifically, I’m here to offer a rebuttal to the prevalent narrative that “Coronavirus is good for the climate” because of the reduction in...
You know the phrase ‘when life gives you lemons, make lemonade’?
I really like that saying. And I think it’s a good attitude for facing climate change. Climate change is undoubtedly horrifying – but if we do it right, addressing it will actually make the world much more fair, more healthy and more happy.
There’s an epic opportunity nestled within the crisis. We need to have a positive can-do attitude in the face of adversity to grasp that opportunity.
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The spectre of climate fascism and how we resist it
You know what? The one thing that scares me more than the thought of a not-so-distant future of climate breakdown, is a future where the far-right dominate our society’s response to climate breakdown. If this happens, we could see something really...
The climate action gap – fiery movements pushing glacial geopolitics
We are living in a time of divergent extremes. That feels true for many issues, including the global climate movement. There’s a huge climate action gap between the fiery urgency of climate social movements and the literal deadly fires blazing...
My top 4 climate superheroes on Twitter
If you want to widen your horizons by following some fresh voices, look no further. I’ve pulled together a list for you of my top four Twitter climate heroes. I didn’t especially mean to make this a list of women climate heroes, but my overall top...
Young people and climate change: Why it’s our time to take the reins
I was born in 1993. A British nineties kid. I remember one day when I was seven, I ran screaming through the house giddy with excitement because Pokémon and Digimon were both on TV on the same afternoon and one of my milk teeth had just fallen out...
Top 3 simplest things you can do to fight climate change
This post was originally published on 23rd February 2017 and was fully updated and republished on 10th February 2019. You’ve heard it all before. Walk to work. Turn off the lights. Take a reusable coffee cup. Avoid palm oil. Don’t leave the tap...