Stopping climate change will involve reversing some fundamental injustices, argues Jess Worth.
On the move: ‘armed with peer-reviewed science’, climate protesters at Heathrow Airport oppose a third runway. Photo: Jess Hurd / reportdigital.co.uk
In the course of researching this magazine I’ve been charged at by riot police, had a meeting with a Minister and been interviewed on Newsnight, Britain’s most prestigious TV current affairs programme. Why? Because ‘climate justice’ isn’t just another magazine topic to me. It’s the greatest and most urgent challenge of our time – so I’ve thrown myself into the thick of trying to make it happen.
But one thing I wasn’t expecting was to be lobbied by a banker.
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