
Net Zero Sensemaker
What the food industry isn’t telling us about carbon emissions
Food is the second biggest emitter of manmade greenhouse gases. But many UK food companies don’t reveal the scale of their supply chain emissions.
Net Zero Sensemaker
Food is the second biggest emitter of manmade greenhouse gases. But many UK food companies don’t reveal the scale of their supply chain emissions.
Net Zero Sensemaker
Misinformation about climate change remains rife on social media. Platforms must first define and then counter the problem before it causes more harm.
Net Zero Sensemaker
The UK government’s food strategy was an opportunity to cut emissions, rewild the country and rebalance diets away from meat. But the document that arrived this week puts tech fixes ahead of transformational change.
Net Zero Sensemaker
The coming years of decarbonisation are going to be messy – but war or no war, the transformation is necessary
Net Zero Sensemaker
Before electric vehicles become ubiquitous and affordable, automakers will need to fix their supply chain issues.
Sensemaker
History was made last week when Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed as the first ever Black woman to serve as a United States Supreme Court judge. But her confirmation hearings were marred by baseless verbal attacks from Republican Senators. Why did they do it?
Sensemaker
The government’s conversion therapy ban is going ahead, but will not cover trans people. Why?
Sensemaker
The United Nations is stuck. Russia wields the power of its veto to block any Security Council resolutions condemning its invasion of Ukraine. How did it come to this?
Sensemaker
After Tony Sewell chaired the controversial Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities the University of Nottingham decided to revoke their offer of an honorary degree. Was it justified?
Net Zero Sensemaker
Food is the second biggest emitter of manmade greenhouse gases. But many UK food companies don’t reveal the scale of their supply chain emissions.
Net Zero Sensemaker
Misinformation about climate change remains rife on social media. Platforms must first define and then counter the problem before it causes more harm.
Net Zero Sensemaker
The UK government’s food strategy was an opportunity to cut emissions, rewild the country and rebalance diets away from meat. But the document that arrived this week puts tech fixes ahead of transformational change.
Net Zero Sensemaker
The coming years of decarbonisation are going to be messy – but war or no war, the transformation is necessary
Net Zero Sensemaker
Before electric vehicles become ubiquitous and affordable, automakers will need to fix their supply chain issues.
Net Zero Sensemaker
What an indiscreet banker tells us about finance and net zero
If the world’s democracies are having a crisis of confidence they should get over it. Russia’s war in Ukraine is a reminder they are vastly richer, stronger and more innovative than the police states that think it’s OK to redraw maps by force
Net Zero Sensemaker
Voters across the world care about the climate – so why don’t green parties do better at the ballot box, and could something be about to change?
Net Zero Sensemaker
Flying will always come with a hefty carbon footprint. The best way to green the industry is to avoid it
Sensemaker
History was made last week when Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed as the first ever Black woman to serve as a United States Supreme Court judge. But her confirmation hearings were marred by baseless verbal attacks from Republican Senators. Why did they do it?
Sensemaker
The government’s conversion therapy ban is going ahead, but will not cover trans people. Why?
Sensemaker
The United Nations is stuck. Russia wields the power of its veto to block any Security Council resolutions condemning its invasion of Ukraine. How did it come to this?
Sensemaker
After Tony Sewell chaired the controversial Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities the University of Nottingham decided to revoke their offer of an honorary degree. Was it justified?
Sensemaker
Yesterday’s economic update was not a Budget, but with the cost of living soaring Rishi Sunak was facing calls to ease the squeeze. Did the chancellor rise to the challenge?
Sensemaker
When a 40-year-old debt was settled between Britain and Iran last week, two British hostages were allowed to return home. So why was Morad Tahbaz, also a British hostage, left behind?
Sensemaker
The Kremlin has near total control over the media in Russia, so when one woman protested the Ukraine war live on air, she disrupted the narrative – and sent shockwaves around Russia.
Sensemaker
Western leaders are trying to predict the Russian president’s next move. Some believe he has become isolated. What do we know about Vladimir Putin’s life?
Slow Newscast
We thought the Russians were masters of the information war; that they’d sweep Ukraine aside. Why is it not turning out that way?