From ‘me’ to ‘we’ a new paradigm for security

To find answers, we must reclaim the notions of interdependency and common security. Individually, we can (and must) be part of the solutions, but society must rediscover that climate security will only be found through interdependencies (with each other and with nature).

Tags: climate change, climate security, COP27, environmental sociology, sociology, sustainable economics

Energy: Back to the future – local democracy, public ownership and social inclusion

This session will focus on the (regulatory) art of consuming less. Smart everything; sharing the lessons of localised, integrated energy systems. Empowering communities instead of corporations. Energy: a service not a market. International examples of decentralised and accountable energy systems.

Tags: COP27, energy, renewable energy, sustainability, sustainable economics