CONTRIBUTORS

Adrian Fisk

Adrian Fisk's work has featured in the world's top current-affairs periodicals, including National Geographic, Financial Times, and Vanity Fair.

Afghanaid

Afghanaid is a British humanitarian and development organisation working with vulnerable communities in Afghanistan for over thirty-five years.

Aidan Andrew Dun

Poet of Kings Cross with visions for transcultural celebration, dance, music and poetry at the heart of London's most multi-ethnic city.

Alex Davis

Freelance journalist at the University of Sheffield, interested in the impacts of consumerism and climate change in local communities.

Alex Hofford

Environmental campaigner and photojournalist covering climate, forests, wildlife crime, and marine conservation.

Alex Morss

Independent ecologist, journalist, and Wildlife Champion with 20 years in publishing and 15 in ecology.

Ali Jennings

Science communicator and journalist with a PhD in neurobiology, focusing on corporate interests and environmental well-being.

Amelia Womack

Environmental and social justice advocate, former Deputy Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales.

Aminah Mahmood

Human rights lawyer researching the intersection of human rights and climate change, with a Masters from the University of Bristol.

Amy Fairman

Amy Richards

Director of Communications at Global Witness, an international climate advocacy group.

Andy Owen Cook

Writer and theatremaker from South Yorkshire, concerned with the absurdity of late-capitalism during the anthropocene.

Annette Connell

Health advocate writing about mind-body-spirit approaches to autoimmunity and supporting environmental campaigns.

Annie Dare

Copywriter, editor and consultant who has written for The Guardian, Financial Times, and The Sun.

Anya Hart Dyke

Sustainability campaigner and author researching the environmental impacts of consumption and waste since 2011.

Ashok Kumar

PhD student at Oxford University specialising in politics, workers rights, and direct action.