Global Economy

We can transform the British landscape, and the longevity of our economy, if we let nature take the driving seat.

More than 30 trillion of the world annual product (GDP is being generated in nations, regions and cities with an actual or proposed net zero target.

The worldwide impact of declining natural assets from forests to fisheries could cost £368 billion a year.

Time to Care report says gap between rich and poor has worsened, women provide care for little or no pay.

In the past 50 years the global economy has grown by over 500 per cent... the richest fifth of the world now earn 86 per cent of global income… the poorest fifth earn just 1.3 per cent… life expectancy in the world’s most ‘developed’ countries is 79 years… in the least ‘developed’ it is still just 42… we consume 22 million tonnes of oil every day… chop down 1 per cent of the world’s forests every year… and have killed 90 per cent of the world’s big fish. Has the time come to give up on globalisation?