Author: Phil Shepherd

Don’t miss Frome International Climate Film Festival

Phil Shepherd

Dear Editor I write as co-producer of the award-winning West Country Voices’ film, ‘Phosphates: Too Much Of A Good Thing?’, which was shown at last year’s Frome International Climate Film Festival. I bring the good news that this exciting and inspiring Festival is taking place again soon! Read the update below. I hope to see […]

Let’s get filming – let’s change the world

Phil Shepherd

YouTube footage from the climate change conference COP 26 in Glasgow in 2021  reveals scores of delegates chanting “Another world is possible”. It reflected their disillusionment at the compromised conference process and at the lack of governments’ commitment to meaningful action in the face of the escalating climate crisis. While, unsurprisingly, the footage was not […]

Cop 26 and ‘the fierce urgency of now’

Phil Shepherd
Storm - made out of rycled materials - at Cop 26

It would have been much cheaper to fly, particularly as the UK government had recently reduced air passenger duty on internal flights, but John Potter and I took the train to Glasgow for COP 26.   We didn’t have passes, or any kind of access to the conference, but wanted to see what ideas and […]