2073 Film Review: A Dystopian Warning About Climate Change
We were among the few to attend the screening of 2073 at the Prince Charles Cinema, directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia. The Green Londoner brings you the story. Review co-written with Guy Morris, climate consultant and investor. “If you don’t have facts, you don’t have truth. Without truth, you can’t have trust.” Does this statement from Maria Ressa, […]
Source Fashion London 2025: Can the industry embrace circular fashion?
Source Fashion 2025 has opened its doors today at Olympia London for a three-day event, bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, buyers, brands, and retailers in the UK’s new sustainable sourcing show. Why does this matter? Fashion and textiles account for approximately 10% of global COâ‚‚ emissions and have a massive environmental and social footprint. Rivers, lands, cities, and coasts […]
Discover our top green activities in London this February
Whether you’re into arts, talks, exhibitions, nature walks, or hands-on activities, there’s something for everyone in this Green Monthly Calendar. Discover inspiring events across London that celebrate sustainability, nature, and climate action! Talks and conferences Economies for a sustainable future Join the London Zoological Society for a crucial discussion on how economic reform is essential to tackle […]
Shining a light on darkness: Why the UK and London must tackle light pollution
Light pollution is one of the least discussed yet most pervasive environmental issues, affecting not just our ability to see the stars but also biodiversity, human health, and ecosystems. Today, I covered a landmark event on this topic, organised by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS)—a 205-year-old institution now bringing this issue to the forefront of public […]
The Green Londoner explores Paris: Policies, activities, and sustainable Living
The Green Londoner turned into The Green Parisian for a weekend, exploring some of the city’s green policies, initiatives, and activities. Here are some highlights: 🌍 Policies – Reduced speed limits: Since October, the pĂ©riphĂ©rique (Paris’s version of the M25) has reduced its speed limit from 70km/h to 50km/h. Despite debates and legal challenges, the policy is now firmly […]
How wood burning fuels London’s air pollution: Insights from an air quality expert
Wood burning is a cozy winter tradition for many, but it’s also a significant contributor to air pollution in cities like London. To shed light on this issue, we spoke with Peter Knapp (see photo), an Air Quality Scientist, to explore the health implications of wood burning, its role in urban air pollution, and how Londoners […]
Inspiring change, one plate at a time: An interview with Matthew Glover, co-founder of Veganuary
January is more than a time for New Year’s resolutions—it’s an opportunity to rethink our habits and make choices that benefit both ourselves and the planet. At the forefront of this global movement is Veganuary, an initiative that has inspired millions worldwide to embrace plant-based eating for the month of January—and often far beyond. In […]
Discover our top green activities in London this January: Veganuary, green architecture, tree planting, nature walks, and more
Veganuary and plant-based restaurant ideas Since 2014, Veganuary has brought special menus and initiatives to London, promoting plant-based eating. This year, plant-based chef Charlotte Roy, renowned from MasterChef 2024, shares her top picks and recommendations. Highlights include the restaurants of Alexis Gauthier, a French chef who transitioned fully to plant-based cuisine, with Gauthier Soho, 123V, and Studio Gauthier, offering creative dishes like […]
Why we need to act now: Heatwaves and urban heat risks in London Â
As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop in the lead-up to the festive season, it may seem surprising to discuss heatwaves, urban heat islands, and their harmful impacts on Londoners, wildlife, and infrastructure. However, preparation and adaptation are long-term efforts that don’t begin or end with summer heatwaves. This is precisely the message from Shade […]
The Green Londoner joins the Hammersmith and Fulham Climate Alliance
The Green Londoner has officially joined the Hammersmith & Fulham Climate Alliance—a network of businesses and organisations committed to real climate action and driving a green economy in the borough. With Hammersmith & Fulham’s bold goal to reach Net Zero by 2030, as reminded by H&F Cabinet Member for Climate Change and Ecology, Cllr Wesley Harcourt, the alliance provides […]