Centre for Big Synergy - London

08/06/2026

World oceans day 26. What have we done to stop ocean pollution? Time to think hard.

22/04/2026

Celebrate Earthday by giving up one unnecessary virtual or physical comodity that has trapped you.

And you know that well enough!

Less is more is the mantra to help rejuvenate the Earth and our wellbeing.

Think before you impulse buy and get trapped in the vicious cycle of FOMO.

Circular commodification is the way forward.

22/03/2026

As we celebrate how can we ensure we can unlink Water from Gender?

We can build a world where water connect us all as a community rather than dividing us. A gender equal world is only possible when access to clean water is there for each and everyone.

Are we striving to achieve that?

What are you doing to ensure girls and women can thrive with dignity and have access to clean water and opportunities that come with that?

25/02/2026

Coastal regions are among the most climate‑sensitive areas on Earth. Around 41% of the global population and 60% of megacities are located in coastal zones. Climate change is expected to raise mean sea levels and intensify extreme events such as storm surges. Because many natural habitats lie close to the coast, these ecosystems face mounting risks from both human activities and natural forces — including pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change itself.

Read the full article here: https://bigtimesustainability.org/publications/coastal-restoration-in-europe/

25/02/2026

In this episode of Big-time sustainability, find out about Sarah Bentley - an award-winning founder, author, campaigner, broadcaster and community builder, passionate about food and social justice. Her work inspires people to grow, cook and eat more plants to support both human and planetary health. She founded the pioneering plant-based community cookery school Made In Hackney, authored the food justice cookbook We Cook Plants, and is now Director of Food & Culture at Plant-Based Health Professionals UK, where she supports healthcare settings to adopt plant-rich food cultures.

17/02/2026

In yet another inspirational episode of Centre for Big Synergy's video podcast series, Big-time sustainability, our host and podcaster James Marsh (www.jamesmarshpresents) finds out about the life and work of Sarah Bentley (www.sarah-bentley.com).

Sarah is an award-winning founder, author, campaigner, broadcaster and community builder, passionate about food and social justice. Her work inspires people to grow, cook and eat more plants to support both human and planetary health. She founded the pioneering plant-based community cookery school Made In Hackney (www.madeinhackney.org), authored the food justice cookbook We Cook Plants, and is now Director of Food & Culture at Plant-Based Health Professionals UK (plantbasedhealthprofessionals.com), where she supports healthcare settings to adopt plant-rich food cultures.

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In this episode of Big-time sustainability, find out about Sarah Bentley - an award-winning founder, author, campaigner, broadcaster and community builder, p...

18/01/2026

COP30: The Final Take

COP30 in Belém (Nov 2025) ended with fragile compromises: progress on adaptation finance and implementation, but no binding deal on fossil fuels or deforestation. Key Outcomes of COP30: Amongst various other major and minor outcomes of the conference, some of the important ones achieved can be read here:
https://bigtimesustainability.org/publications/cop30-the-final-take/

19/09/2025

The world's biggest sustainability film festival is looking for volunteer and .

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This Short term project vacancy is based in Central London, London (Central). Skills required: Media production (video/audio). Photo and videographers needed for the 2025 Big Syn Int. Film Festival & Awards - the World's Biggest Sustainability Film Festival. Should be available on 17th Oct, 7th Nov,...

04/08/2025

Governments from over 145 countries are at Geneva to finally agree on a legally binding Global Plastic Treaty to end plastic pollution.

From 5–14 August 2025, this treaty could become the most significant environmental accord since the Paris Climate Agreement—if ambition wins over appeasement.

Read more on what to expect at Bigtimesustainability.org-The Global sustainability engine.

https://bigtimesustainability.org/publications/turning-the-tide-why-the-un-plastic-treaty-could-be-the-paris-agreement-for-pollution/