Robyn Moffat explores the contradictory nature of COP26 and stresses the need for a postcolonial approach to climate activism. “To make a real change, we need a seat at the table” were the impassioned words of activist Catalina Santelices Brunel, representing Latinas for Climate, at COP26 this year. In theory, the United Nation’s Coalition of…
London Through the Looking Glass- Works
Editor-in-Chief Tomi Haffety connects a Philip Glass concert to the diversity of experience in London. Sitting in the Barbican theatre listening to the second of the six movements that comprise Philip Glass’ most accessible work, ‘Glassworks’, I experienced something of a renewed appreciation for my life in London and decided that I had to find…
On Felixstowe, and the Terror of the Logistical
Michael Walker analyses the geopolitics within vehicle logistics and importing/exporting goods. I live, as many Britons do, near a major road, the M42 in my case. There is no quiet here. Be it 2am or 9, its faint roar penetrates the glazing and worms into the brain; a comforting hum only noticed by absence, when…
The Bloomsbury Geographer 