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Introduction Positive responses to the ecological emergency How consumers, businesses and campaigners can work together to help tackle climate change and environmental breakdown 1. Rob Harrison - Ethical Consumer Co-Founder 30 Years of

  1. Introduction Positive responses to the ecological emergency How consumers, businesses and campaigners can work together to help tackle climate change and environmental breakdown 1. Rob Harrison - Ethical Consumer Co-Founder – 30 Years of Publishing on Consumers and Climate 2. Francesca de la Torre – Ethical Consumer Researcher - How consumer markets have responded to the climate crisis 3. Rob Harrison – Thinking beyond capitalism?

  2. 30 Years of EC – 1989 Political Unrest

  3. 30 Years of EC –1989 Consumer Boycotts

  4. 30 Years of EC – Mapping ethics onto markets

  5. 30 years of green consumer advice

  6. 30 Years of false responsibilisation

  7. 30 Years of False Dichotomy

  8. 30 years of publishing on regulatory interventions 2001 Ethical Consumer Manifesto (47 items including....)  Greening government purchasing  Energy labelling  A carbon or energy tax  Balanced transport taxation  Home generator energy export  Minimum energy standards for products and buildings

  9. Where is consensus on regulation now? Miatta Fahnbulleh - Chief Executive of the New Economics Foundation - on a Green New Deal John McNally MP - SNP environmental spokesperson and member of the Parliamentary Environmental Audit Committee Mike Berners-Lee – Professor and expert on carbon impacts – There is no planet B Caroline Pakel - Extinction Rebellion Political Circle for XR UK and the Future Democracy Hub

  10. Crisis of governance

  11. Changing consumer markets “Deforestation due to soy production fell by 86 per cent in the decade following the campaign”

  12. Changing consumer markets Ethical Consumer Markets Report 2018

  13. Changing consumer markets Ethical Consumer Markets Report 2018

  14. Changing consumer markets “Partnering consumer power with worker-designed solutions to protect their own human rights is a 21st century strategy for transforming supply chains. And it’s winning.” Huffpost Dec 2017

  15. Changing consumer markets Our own 2018 survey found that 11% of people claimed to be vegetarian and 3% vegan – an increase of 52% and 153% respectively since 2016. The statistics are even more impressive amongst 18-25-year-olds, 17% of whom said that they were vegetarian and 4% vegan in 2018. (ECMR 2018)

  16. Changing consumer markets The latest Ethical Consumer Markets Report (out soon) will show a growth of 105% in the value of transport (flying) boycotts in 2018 to over £2bn UBS surveyed 6,000 people in the US, Germany, France and the UK, in May and found that 21% had reduced the number of flights they took over the last year.

  17. Changing consumer markets By 2018 at least 265 advertisers had ended their advertising with the paper and a new editor was appointed to “detoxify” the brand.

  18. Changing consumer markets Conclusions  Changing markets works best when companies, campaigners, consumers and governments are all pulling in the same direction.  Consumers can have impact on their own, particularly with boycotts.  Even if consumer actions in one region look promising, big global trends may reduce the importance of these. Encouragingly however, when surveyed, 70-80% of consumers in China, India and Brazil show similarly high levels of concern for the environment and an understanding of importance of the role of the consumer choice.(EC180)

  19. Beyond Capitalism?

  20. Beyond Capitalism? “I’m a capitalist, and even I think capitalism is broken.” Ray Dalio 2019 (CEO of Bridegwater – A US Hedge Fund)

  21. Beyond Capitalism? Ethical Consumer’s 2013 Conference “Is there a co-operative alternative to capitalism?” “When a system is as broken as the food system of the western world, it is no good tinkering around the edges. A radical new approach – or approaches – is required.” “In May, climate change movement Extinction Rebellion called for a boycott of the fashion industry: “in order to disrupt business-as-usual and send a message to government, industry and public alike that enough is enough … The fashion system is broken.”

  22. Beyond Capitalism? One thing to keep? One thing to get rid of? One thing to change? No crossing out – arrows with comments please

  23. Thank You www.ethicalconsumer.org

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