Introducing… HeadSpin! our parody game show which exposes the only real winners in this economy: big banks, fossil fuel giants, and landlords. Right now, the game is rigged.
Money is going to the wrong places and it’s fuelling the climate, housing and cost of living crises. But the rules can change.
When banks need money from central banks, like the European Central Bank (ECB), they use financial assets — such as bonds — as collateral. This system, known as the collateral framework, gives the ECB significant power to influence the financial system by deciding which assets are acceptable. But did you know this framework also affects climate and nature? Discover how simple rule changes in the ECB's collateral framework could help curb financing to industries like fossil fuels and large-scale agriculture that harm our planet. Learn how this shift could protect biodiversity, nature, and secure a sustainable future.
Explore how the green transition is both necessary and economically feasible for Europe! This video debunks common myths about the costs of sustainable economic systems.
As the urgency to combat climate change grows, misconceptions about the economic impact of shifting to sustainable systems persist. Join us as we challenge these myths and present the reality of the green economy's potential for growth, job creation, and macroeconomic stability.
Everyone is talking about inflation as the cost of rent, fuel, food and energy bills have skyrocketed. But what is really driving inflation?
Everyone is talking about inflation as the cost of rent, fuel, food and energy bills have skyrocketed. But what is really driving inflation?
On 8th May 2024, hosted in Portcullis House by Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP, Positive Money and the London Renters Union, brought together a coalition of cross-party parliamentarians, renters unions, and policy experts for a discussion entitled: ‘Beyond Building: Fixing the UK Housing Crisis’ to share policy solutions to the housing crisis that go beyond building new homes.
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