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The Wetlands Are Watching: Using Nature based Solutions to Predict and Prevent Wildfire

Across the UK and beyond, restored wetlands are holding water, cooling landscapes and slowing the spread of wildfire. Their quiet resilience is becoming a vital climate defence.

Dec 2, 2025

The Liquid Divide Part 3 — The Architecture of Water Peace: Can We Design a Future Without Hydropolitics?

As climate stress rises and rivers strain under demand, the world’s ability to govern shared water will determine whether scarcity becomes conflict or cooperation.

Shaun Warren, +1

Nov 28, 2025

The Green Economy Is Here. And It’s Britain’s Shot at a Fair, Sustainable Future.

Net zero is creating real value across the UK, from skilled jobs to stronger communities. We examine the opportunity, the risk and the vested interests determined to block progress.

Shaun Warren

Nov 26, 2025

Watershed Votes: How Water Will Shape the Next General Election

Floods, sewage, and mistrust are transforming water from a background concern into one of the defining election issues of 2025. Voters are asking who will protect their homes, their rivers, and their coastlines.

Shaun Warren

Nov 25, 2025

Loch Life: How Reintroducing Native Trout Sparked a Local Tourism Boom

The quiet return of native brown trout to Loch Restil transformed more than an ecosystem. It reshaped a community, revived a local economy, and showed how careful ecological restoration can breathe life back into rural Scotland.

Merrin Brooks

Nov 17, 2025

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