Long-form writing on sustainability, corporate accountability, the events industry, and the systems that need to change. Heavily sourced, no fluff, no greenwash. Published on Substack.
Artist-led social change and the practical reality of making touring work sustainably. What's possible, what's performative, and where the real impact sits.
The singularity as a permission slip for inaction. Why the promise of future technology is being used to justify doing nothing about the crises we face right now.
Your corporate associations are ethical statements — trade body memberships, banking relationships, supply chain partnerships. Covering US environmental rollbacks, banking net-zero hypocrisy, and the global view.
Pre-industrial sustainability and the green transition as historical pattern. We've done this before — the question is whether we can do it fast enough this time.
Why resistance to change is hardwired — and why the systems we've built amplify that resistance at exactly the moment we need to overcome it.
Limited liability was designed to encourage investment. It's become a mechanism for avoiding accountability for environmental damage. An argument for structural reform — with endnotes.
The competitive advantage of new technology versus the global need for rapid green transition. Why green tech must be de-commercialised and shared openly if we're serious about the timescale.
B Corp certification as competitive opportunity, not compliance burden. Why the businesses that move first will own the market position that latecomers can't buy.
Fossil fuel dependency, geopolitical energy history, and the case for transition. Why the countries that cling to the old model are building their own vulnerability.
New articles roughly fortnightly. No spam, no sales funnel, just writing that tries to be worth your time.
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