Accessible on Paper, Unliveable in Practice
Accessible on Paper, Unlivable in Practice. A Climate Connector Story The Crisis We Are Not Talking About When we discuss climate change and its impacts, we often speak in statistics. Rising sea levels. Increased flood risk. Billions of pounds in infrastructure damage. What we rarely discuss is who bears the heaviest burden when disaster strikes. […]
Story 9: Your Great Great Granddaughter: 2100, The Future We Are Creating
Story 9: 2100, The Future We Are Creating By the end of the century, the consequences of decisions made in the 2020s and 2030s will have played out across three generations. A young person in 2100 inherits either a world of managed adaptation and relative stability, or one of compounding crises and system collapse. They […]
Story 7: Your Great Granddaughter: 2075, The City That Could Not Cope
Story 7: 2075 – The City That Could Not Cope This is Story 4 of the Five Generations series, following one British family through the climate emergency from 2035 to 2100. Each story shows two possible futures: what happens if we fail to act, and what becomes possible when we choose climate action. These are […]
Story 5: Your Granddaughter: 2058, The Summer Without Water
Story 5: 2058 – The Summer Without Water This is part three of the Five Generations series, following one British family through the climate emergency from 2035 to 2100. Each story shows two possible futures: what happens if we fail to act, and what becomes possible when we choose climate action. These are not predictions; […]
Story 2: Your Son 2035, The Summer That Works
This is Story 2 is a part of the 5 Generations series. I showed you what climate failure looks like for vulnerable people in the United Kingdom. Now I am showing you what climate success delivers. Same five people. Same five generations. Different choices. Based on UK Net Zero pathways and Climate Change Committee scenarios, […]
Why Stories Matter: The Human Face of Climate Action.
Climate change communicated through technical language excludes most people. Stories connect abstract data to lived experience, transforming statistics into people you care about. Environmental and social sustainability are inseparable. The Five Generations series shows why climate storytelling must centre vulnerable communities and connect inclusion with environmental action