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Rupert Read

  • Co-Director, Climate Majority Project, Climate Majority Project
  • Contributor, Freelance
Norfolk
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, MSN, Nature, The Guardian, The Independent (UK), Yahoo News, Yahoo News UK, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Think and
Co-Director, Climate Majority Project @CMP_voice | Emeritus Philosophy Prof. …I mute people who compose using AI. Find me more often now @rupertread on Substack
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Well-Adapted?: How what we need is STRATEGIC adaptation, to what may be coming

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By Rupert Read
| Climate Majority Project
Responding to The Fourth Independent Assessment of UK Climate Risk By Ed Jarvis and Rupert Read of the CMP’s ‘SAFER’ campaign.
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The Elections That Turned Climate Into a Defining Political Fault Line

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By Rupert Read
| Truthdig
Last week’s elections may come to be seen as the moment Britain’s two-party system finally disintegrated. Not because Labour and the Conservatives disappeared overnight, but because the old assumption — that British politics naturally swings between two dominant parties — suddenly looks outdated. These elections revealed something deeper than a midterm protest vote. Reform UK topped the projected national vote share.
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The Elections that Turned Climate into a Defining Political Fault Line

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By Rupert Read
| DeSmog
Last week’s elections may come to be seen as the moment Britain’s two-party system finally disintegrated. Not because Labour and the Conservatives disappeared overnight, but because the old assumption – that British politics naturally swings between two dominant parties – suddenly looks outdated. These elections revealed something deeper than a midterm protest vote. Reform UK topped the projected national vote share.
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