The need for a new moderate flank
This essay takes stock of the state of ‘the climate movement’ in the immediate
run-up to COP26 in Glasgow – and in light of its author’s expectation that
that historic conference will fail us. It argues that it’s certain that there will be
more and more people in the coming months and years wanting to be involved
in meaningful climate action, as more and more wake up to the direness of
our predicament, and to there being no-one riding to the rescue.
