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CONTENTS Trouble brewing Issue 334 September/October 2022 1 WELCOME 4 COMMUNITY 5 EVENTS Artwork by Katherine Streeter www.katherinestreeter.com ECOLOGIST 6 EDITORS’ PICKS 7 TURNING UP THE HEAT A trip to Morocco gets Yasmin Dahnoun thinking about COP27 8 END OF THE WORLD, END OF THE MONTH – ONE FIGHT Fossil fuel dependency is driving up the cost of living, warns Simon Pirani 10 PAYING THE PRICE A new report urges change in how we value Nature, writes Adrienne Buller CONNECTED LIFE 12 PREDATORS AND POLITICS Roman Goergen visits a rewilding project in Portugal 17 KEEPING 1.5 ALIVE Mukti Mitchell speaks with the co-founder of a campaign behind the Climate and Ecology Bill 18 PORTRAIT OF A COW A new film prompts Nicola Cutcher to take a deeper look into the dairy industry 22 BRIDGING THE URBAN–RURAL DIVIDE Edward Davey interviews author Anna Jones about her new book FEATURE STORY 24 A NEW WORLDVIEW Vandana K speaks with acclaimed author Amitav Ghosh about climate, colonialism and the living planet COFFEE 30 MAKING COFFEE Marianne Brown introduces our themed section 32 COUNTING THE BEANS Farmers in Vietnam are feeling the heat, but there is hope, write Bac Pham and Marianne Brown 34 A CLIMATE CONUNDRUM Catherine Early unpicks coffee’s carbon footprint 36 THIS IS YOUR MIND ON CAFFEINE Yasmin Dahnoun speaks with author Michael Pollan about how a natural stimulant gripped humanity 38 A CUP OF CULTURE We dip into an origin story of our relationship with coffee WISDOM & WELLBEING IN THE COMPANY OF TREES 40 THE WOLF MAPLE Kristin Hurlin describes her gratitude for a local resident 42 SWEET DELIGHT Jini Reddy savours childhood memories of a Canadian icon 44 STARTING A NEW CHAPTER We need to move on from the story of separation, urges Satish Kumar 46 THE LAW AS IF PEOPLE AND PLANET MATTER Martin Polden and Diana Schumacher celebrate 30 years of a charity inspired by E.F. Schumacher that helps communities 48 KEEPING TRADITION IN SUSTAINABLE STYLE Zainab Mahmood reports on a second-hand South Asian clothing business that is combining fashion, culture and respect for the Earth 2 Resurgence & Ecologist September/October 2022

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CONTENTS

Trouble brewing Issue 334 September/October 2022

1 WELCOME 4 COMMUNITY 5 EVENTS

Artwork by Katherine Streeter www.katherinestreeter.com

ECOLOGIST

6 EDITORS’ PICKS 7 TURNING UP THE HEAT A trip to Morocco gets Yasmin Dahnoun thinking about COP27 8 END OF THE WORLD, END OF THE MONTH –

ONE FIGHT Fossil fuel dependency is driving up the cost of living,

warns Simon Pirani 10 PAYING THE PRICE A new report urges change in how we value Nature,

writes Adrienne Buller

CONNECTED LIFE

12 PREDATORS AND POLITICS Roman Goergen visits a rewilding project in Portugal 17 KEEPING 1.5 ALIVE

Mukti Mitchell speaks with the co-founder of a campaign behind the Climate and Ecology Bill 18 PORTRAIT OF A COW

A new film prompts Nicola Cutcher to take a deeper look into the dairy industry 22 BRIDGING THE URBAN–RURAL DIVIDE

Edward Davey interviews author Anna Jones about her new book

FEATURE STORY

24 A NEW WORLDVIEW Vandana K speaks with acclaimed author Amitav

Ghosh about climate, colonialism and the living planet

COFFEE

30 MAKING COFFEE Marianne Brown introduces our themed section 32 COUNTING THE BEANS Farmers in Vietnam are feeling the heat, but there is hope, write Bac Pham and Marianne Brown 34 A CLIMATE CONUNDRUM Catherine Early unpicks coffee’s carbon footprint 36 THIS IS YOUR MIND ON CAFFEINE Yasmin Dahnoun speaks with author Michael Pollan about how a natural stimulant gripped humanity 38 A CUP OF CULTURE We dip into an origin story of our relationship with coffee

WISDOM & WELLBEING IN THE COMPANY OF TREES 40 THE WOLF MAPLE

Kristin Hurlin describes her gratitude for a local resident 42 SWEET DELIGHT Jini Reddy savours childhood memories of a Canadian icon

44 STARTING A NEW CHAPTER We need to move on from the story of separation, urges

Satish Kumar 46 THE LAW AS IF PEOPLE AND PLANET MATTER Martin Polden and Diana Schumacher celebrate 30

years of a charity inspired by E.F. Schumacher that helps communities 48 KEEPING TRADITION IN SUSTAINABLE STYLE Zainab Mahmood reports on a second-hand South

Asian clothing business that is combining fashion, culture and respect for the Earth

2 Resurgence & Ecologist

September/October 2022

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