That’s why the People’s Emergency Briefing is such an important film. I recently watched it at Broadway Cinema in Nottingham, then joined a panel to talk about why the @nebriefing.bsky.social campaign matters, and what the government must do to tackle the climate and nature crisis. [2/2]

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Extreme weather, caused by the climate crisis, is affecting the UK’s public health and food supplies, driving up the cost-of-living crisis and devastating damaging natural habitats. This is an emergency, so why aren’t we treating it like one? [1/2]

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This morning we handed our open letter on food resilience in at 10 Downing Street, signed by more than 150 experts, food organisations, and community groups. 🧵

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The Civil Contingencies Act, the UK's emergency law, recognises disruption to the food supply as a possible emergency. But while water companies, energy networks, and the railways all have duties under it, no food business does.

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With researchers, industry insiders, national security assessments, and farmers all sounding the alarm we need a political breakthrough to push for food system resilience.

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