Sam Toscano
@samtoscano.bsky.social
Environmental Politics Doctoral Researcher
Sustainable Consumption Institute & Politics Dept, University of Manchester
Researching corporate environmental action, greenwashing, communications and non-state/private governance
Sustainable Consumption Institute & Politics Dept, University of Manchester
Researching corporate environmental action, greenwashing, communications and non-state/private governance
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Starmer could be out there this afternoon explaining directly to the media and the public why he is going to COP, why clean tech is the future, how it will cut energy bills, why Farage is spouting BS when he says net zero is damaging the economy.
October 29, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Starmer could be out there this afternoon explaining directly to the media and the public why he is going to COP, why clean tech is the future, how it will cut energy bills, why Farage is spouting BS when he says net zero is damaging the economy.
Throughout the piece, we draw on themes raised collectively during the workshop. The broad aim is to critique the role of optimism and trust in market solutions.
We delve into:
🪴Optimistic business communications
🔋Trust in the fairness of energy transitions
🧦'Anti-governance' in fast fashion
We delve into:
🪴Optimistic business communications
🔋Trust in the fairness of energy transitions
🧦'Anti-governance' in fast fashion
October 21, 2025 at 8:38 AM
Throughout the piece, we draw on themes raised collectively during the workshop. The broad aim is to critique the role of optimism and trust in market solutions.
We delve into:
🪴Optimistic business communications
🔋Trust in the fairness of energy transitions
🧦'Anti-governance' in fast fashion
We delve into:
🪴Optimistic business communications
🔋Trust in the fairness of energy transitions
🧦'Anti-governance' in fast fashion
"Tapestry", always tapestry
December 19, 2024 at 8:51 AM
"Tapestry", always tapestry