Civil society tends to become a sort of artificial reservoir for an endangered species: the democratic intellectual, protected by the international institutions
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Sophie HugSophie Hug is a climate change campaigner with the UK-based network of student activists, People and Planet. She participates in this debate in a personal capacity and her views do not necessarily reflect those of People and Planet. Recent articlesWhat to do about climate change? British activists debate, part 2 The impacts of climate change, it can seem, are felt in every area of life except politics. As British people vote for a new government, four environmental activists – George Marshall, Phil Thornhill, Sophie Harding and Sophie Hug – discuss why, and what should be done. What to do about climate change? British activists debate, part 1Climate change will dominate the lives of billions in the 21st century, yet it scarcely features on the political agenda. In the first of a two-part debate, four leading activists – George Marshall, Phil Thornhill, Sophie Harding and Sophie Hug – discuss why, and what can be done. |
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