What did the world look like in the sustainable future?
What did the world look like in the sustainable future?
There were improvements in water irrigation, conservation, purification and desalination. The world’s population of 8.6 billion people is now reasonably well fed, with the breakthrough of nitrogen-fixing wheat and increasing productivity on small farms. Urban farming and community farms are common, and all the fish comes from sustainable sources.
What does the world look like in 2050?
Jonathon paints a vivid picture of the world in 2050 with his protagonist, Alex McKay, sharing his story and describing how we ended up with a positive, upbeat and sustainable future. Hang on for the ride down the rabbit hole, as we share a glimpse of Alex’s story.
What does the future look like for US?
The future is what we create, not something that happens to us. Take the red pill today by reading the book, The World We Made by Jonathon Porritt, and see for yourself what a hopeful, positive and sustainable future looks like.
There were improvements in water irrigation, conservation, purification and desalination. The world’s population of 8.6 billion people is now reasonably well fed, with the breakthrough of nitrogen-fixing wheat and increasing productivity on small farms. Urban farming and community farms are common, and all the fish comes from sustainable sources.
Jonathon paints a vivid picture of the world in 2050 with his protagonist, Alex McKay, sharing his story and describing how we ended up with a positive, upbeat and sustainable future. Hang on for the ride down the rabbit hole, as we share a glimpse of Alex’s story.
What would life be like in a zero carbon world?
Drastic restrictions on almost every aspect of people’s lives, from the cars they drive, the way they heat their homes, to the fridges they buy – even the food stored in them. That is the reality of what awaits us in 2050 if a UK government pledge to cut greenhouse emissions to “net zero” is to be met.
What do you think the future will look like?
We prefer to believe in Alex’s bright green future, where individuals, communities, businesses and governments come together to create the sustainable future we want to see despite the challenges and mistakes along the way. The future is what we create, not something that happens to us.