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Eco-Anxiety
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Eco-Anxiety - New Trailer
The Trailer from Eco-Anxiety can be found via the following link: https://youtu.be/bzNwodDjdkA
The subject of Eco-Anxiety is a growing topic of concern among young people as more and more grapple with the frightening reality, that looks like their future. Thinking it's not your problem only goes to ensure it becomes your problem. Filming started in Autumn 2021 on the first documentary film in this series of climate change documentaries. Eco-Anxiety will be the first to be released in 2022.
Bea is a 16-year-old South-East London, student and climate activist. She’s is a member of Teach The Future, (TTF) a UK wide youth-led organisation who campaign for climate action, education and justice in the political realm as well as at a grassroots level.
Now she is routinely in conversation with high-level influencers and policymakers, persuading those in institutional power about the need and importance of sufficient and relevant climate education.
However before Bea joined TTF, She suffered from an eco-anxiety induced eating disorder that during that period became a prevailing influence within her life. She has now fully recovered and champions the cause to raise awareness of the dangers of eco-anxiety, climate misinformation and how climate education can be an important tool in addressing the growing number of young people now caught in the grip of Eco-Anxiety.
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Tom Burke CBE
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Tom Burke is the Chairman of E3G, Third Generation Environmentalism, and a Visiting Professor at both Imperial and University Colleges, London. He is a Senior Associate at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. He is Chairman of the China Dialogue Trust and a Trustee of Black-E Community Arts Project, Liverpool.
He was Environmental Policy Advisor to Rio Tinto plc (part time) 1996 -2016 and served as Senior Advisor to the Foreign Secretary’s Special Representative on Climate Change from 2006-12. He was an environmental advisor (part time) to BP plc from 1997-2001. He was appointed by the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland to chair an Independent Review of Environmental Governance in Northern Ireland from 2006-7. He was a member of the Council of English Nature, the statutory advisor to the British Government on biodiversity from 1999-2005. During 2002 he served as an advisor to the Central Policy Group in the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office. He was Special Adviser to three Secretaries of State for the Environment from 1991-97 after serving as Director of the Green Alliance from 1982-1991.
He was a Trustee of the Green Alliance from 1979 – 1991 and 1997 – 2016. He served on the London Sustainable Development Commission from 2002-5 and chaired the Editorial Board of ENDS magazine from 2004-10. He was a member of the OECD's High-Level Panel on the Environment 1996-98. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and was a member of the Council from 1990-92 sitting on its Environment Committee 1988-96. He also served on the Executive Committee of the National Council of Voluntary Organisations from 1984-89. He was a Visiting Fellow at the Cranfield Institute of Management and a Senior Visiting Fellow at Manchester Business School.
He was formerly Executive Director of Friends of the Earth and a member of the Executive Committee of the European Environmental Bureau 1988-91. He was the Secretary-General of the Bergen 1990 Environment NGO Conference 1988-90. He was a member of the Board of the World Energy Council's Commission 'Energy for Tomorrow's World' 1990-93. In 2007 he was elected a Fellow of the Energy Institute. In 2010 he was elected an Honorary Fellow of the Society for the Environment. He is a Patron of the United Kingdom Environmental Law Association. He is Chairman of the Advisory Council of Earth Capital Partners and a member of the Advisory Board of Glenmont LLP
In 1993 he was appointed to United Nations Environment Programme's 'Global 500' roll of honour. In 1997, he was appointed CBE for services to the environment. He was awarded Royal Humane Society testimonials on Vellum (1967) and Parchment (1970).
Voices From The Next Generation
Personal accounts from around the planet
Patti from Sydney Australia
Patti is an environmental campaigner and journalist living in Sydney. She has a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) from the University of Technology Sydney, and through learning about environmental communication she has become a passionate climate justice and environmental campaigner, volunteering for a number of campaigns including #StopAdani , School Strike For Climate, and more recently the Voices Of movement. She currently works at evee, an all-electric car sharing platform where she is the Digital Marketing Coordinator. She has also worked for a number of media publications including The Australian, 2SER radio, and Happy Mag.
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My name is Deborah Rose (UK) and I am a creative writing student at the University of Chichester. I am involved in local protests against funding fossil fuels and believe strongly in reducing the causes of climate change.
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I'm Holly, (UK) a creative writing student at the University of Chichester, and I would like to see the Tories ousted from the government because they're not making the changes we need.
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Lilly (USA) I am a passionate theatre person and I am very passionate about solving climate change.
I frequently discuss climate change with my classmates and actively contribute to preventing it, but when I leave my school I am not met with the same energy. Unfortunately, climate change has become politicized and I am not of age to vote. So my goal is to study environmental science and urban design to study the causes of climate change and help those who cannot help themselves. Please listen to your children and peers, climate change is an oncoming disaster that can be prevented. So Go Vote!!
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Previous Inteview on Eco-Anxiety
Professor Panu Pihkala
I previously interviewed Finland's leading expert on Eco-Anxiety Professor Panu Pihkala and it proved to be incredibly interesting for me as someone new to the subject. If you are interested in the full interview please see the following l.ink :