Back to ThoughtsThe true compensation cost of excessive emissions revealed for historic responsibilityUbuntu Thoughts / Article / 5 min readJune 20, 2023 Author Simon Lodge Founder & Strategic Creative Director Wealthier countries, including the United States and those in Europe, could find themselves facing an astronomical price tag of $170 trillion as reparations for their disproportionate carbon emissions, according to a groundbreaking study conducted …
2023: The year climate change got (even more) realAn open letter fromSimon Lodge Founder & Strategic Creative Director December 21, 2022Back to Thoughts2023: The year climate change got (even more) realUbuntu Thoughts / Article / 4 min readDecember 21, 2022It’s been a big year for us. We’ve seen a lot of change as an agency over the past 12 months, and writing a round-up …
Back to ThoughtsGood COP, bad COP: The future of climate action looks shakyUbuntu Thoughts / Article / 8 min readNovember 30, 2022 Author Simon Lodge Founder & Strategic Creative Director COP27 has been heralded as arguably the least transparent process seen so far since the formation of the Collation of Parties. Observers — and even some of the delegates — were reported to have …
Back to ThoughtsChina’s going green, but is it fast enough?Ubuntu Thoughts / Article / 6 min readOctober 31, 2022 Author Callum Berry Social & Media Manager Over the past few weeks, climate eyes have been fixed firmly on China — the world’s biggest CO2 emitter — as it held its party congress where President Xi Jinping was confirmed as the party leader for a …
Ubuntu Studio’s positive news round-upUbuntu Thoughts / 5 Min readFriday 13th May, 2022 Author Callum Berry Content & Media ManagerHello readers! It’s that magical time once again and we’re here to make the transition to a chill weekend that little bit easier with some positive eco news from the past few weeks!We 💛 Riri Rihanna, the Barbadian singer, songwriter, actress, fashion …