The first and fundamental principle of this series - and indeed this entire way of looking at things - reflects the unseen, creeping processes causing catastrophic climate change. Why do we need this? How are we to think about it? What can we do?

Talking points:

1. industrialisation
2. limits on human behaviour
3. secondary effects of climate change
4. our personal relationship to the biosphere
5. self-harm as an image for how we treat our environment
6. the future generations act in Wales
7. boundaries
8. constitutions filter through to all activities
9. responsibility at different levels
10. what people with higher incomes can do
11. focus on where you live

There are so many links relating to this topic, it's hard to know where to start - but to get a global view on an array of challenges on the horizon, it's hard to beat Earthtime, an open source mapping project which allows you to view other people's stories, or play around with available data yourself:

https://earthtime.org/#

New economic model: https://time.com/5930093/amsterdam-doughnut-economics/

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