Just Earth: How a Fairer World will save the Planet
Tony Juniper talks to Tom Heap
Saturday, 5 April 2025
2:00pm
1 hour
Pusey House: Chapel
£8 - £15
Environmentalist and chair of Natural England Tony Juniper says climate collapse affects the most vulnerable but inequality is not only about who is affected the most it is also the main obstacle that has been blocking action for decades.
Juniper argues that we cannot fight the climate and nature crises without addressing the widening gap between the rich and poor. Green technologies cannot change things on their own, we must also break the traps set by inequalities. Juniper’s book draws on his 40 years of research, campaigning and advocacy and on interviews with a range of global experts.
Juniper is a former director of Friends of the Earth and now chair of the UK government’s official conservation agency Natural England. His previous books include What Has Nature Ever Done For Us? and Harmony, which was co-authored with King Charles III. Here he talks to BBC Countryfile and Sky News presenter Tom Heap.