We’ve all heard Greta speak with fierce clarity, but this deep dive goes beyond her words to uncover how political theatre replaces real climate action. In the article, we explore: - The tactics of subterfuge politicians use to appear busy while maintaining business as usual. - The inverse truths hiding inside her critique — what real leadership would look like. - Why so many leaders stay in power despite inaction, and how we can call them out without falling into blame or burnout. - It’s part exposure, part roadmap — showing not only what’s wrong, but how to shift the conversation toward integrity and results. 💬 Prompt:After reading, what stood out most to you — the deception, the system that allows it, or the way forward? 🔗 Read the full article here.

What’s the bigger barrier to sustainable impact — lack of funding, or lack of transparency?

Every journey sheds invisible pollution — tiny tyre and road particles that end up in our air, soil, and seas. Discover what’s really happening beneath our wheels and the ideas aiming to stop it at the source. 👉 Read the full article: in Problems that Matter

That’s why projects like The Ocean Cleanup’s Interceptor matter. They’re cutting pollution at the source before it ever reaches the sea. These guys have to be one of my favourite organisations. I love how they’re going about it, just steady progress and real impact. They’ve had their ups and downs, but they kept building. Massive respect. They’re doing incredible work. 💙 💧 Learn more here: The Ocean Cleanup

There is good news all around us - sometimes it takes a bit of additional awareness. If you see good news about the environment, please share it here - I would love to research it and report on it in more detail. It could be solutions, good actions, clever ideas, changes of heart, new companies doing good things, previously detrimental companies having a change of heart, or someone saving a species from extinction... the small stuff.