Covering racial discrimination, surging food prices, supply chain disruption, energy market dynamics, and geopolitical alignment.

“The chaotic conditions we've seen globally over the last few weeks are a warning from a future in which emergency action isn't taken to avert the environmental crisis.”

“Three in four Britons back the principle of giving refuge to those fleeing war or persecution... Meanwhile, the number of people who believe immigration needs to be reduced continues to fall.”

"The latest attitudes tracker survey presents a nuanced and somewhat hopeful picture of public attitudes towards asylum and refugees – and a counter to those arguing that the public demands only the toughest approach"

“A short thread on where British public are on immigration and refugees in general, and refugees from Ukraine in particular. TL;DR - public are much more open to accepting refugees than govt seems to think.”

‘A clear majority (59%) of people are willing to pay extra on energy bills if it helps undermine Russia's war in Ukraine, with only 24% not...this applies also to those in Red Wall constituencies.’

Various insights into how the world is seeing climate change, with a suggestion that low understanding of the role of finance might be an opportunity for campaigners.

A new six-country report “exploring the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on people’s lives, priorities and expectations”, finding crumbling trust, division, and barriers to building crucial consensus and collective action.

Calling for us to recognise that the “new epistemologies” needed for the climate crisis are already in the world among indigenous peoples, and to listen, “amplify and centre” them now.

“What are voters thinking about rising energy bills? TL:DR it's pretty different to what a small fringe of climate sceptic MPs have been promoting.” Read on for four key findings.

“Analysis showing that ‘levelling up’ has cut through with the public, with 7/10 having heard of it. With that high awareness comes high expectations & Brits have clear vision of what the policy should look like”

PD, who are seeking a way forward for the advertising industry, use Climate Outreach’s Britain Talks Climate segmentation to find that people in the UK seek greater interconnection with themselves, their community, and nature. Full report due October 26th.