At this year’s Paris climate summit we need to change the tired narrative that developing nations need to follow the dirty coal route to financial prosperity. The numbers increasingly come out in favour of first movers to renewables.

Talking about sex, abuse, anything sometimes is easier than talking about money. We have, personal, ancient and familiar money wounds.

A shift to the sharing economy, millennials shunning private car and home ownership, a saturation of consumerism – is a new economic narrative emerging? Check out the latest coverage of Principium’s Hunter Lovins perspectives in the Guardian.

The global economy is on the edge with 85 people having as much wealth as 3.5bn of the world’s poorest. We need a new story of an economy that doesn’t trash the planet.