Supermarkets have had instore bakeries for a while now, but what about instore farms growing fresh produce on site? That’s what the company Infarm do. They have 500 farms already in a variety of countries, with the first arriving in Marks and Spencer in London next year.
Five ways to pay for a Green New Deal, from the New Economics Foundation. And it doesn’t even include a land value tax.
Those interested in citizens assemblies might like to have a look at this report from Oxford, which held one on the climate emergency and got Ipsos Mori to collate all the learning from it.
In case you missed it in a busy week, the EU Parliament declared a climate emergency.
And a picture for a change – this is how Dutch artist Karl Jilg represents the amount of public space given to cars in the urban environment:
The Earthbound Report 
Forget Peak Oil. We may already have passed Peak Coal and be close to Peak Carbon if the IEA are to be believed
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerpielke/2019/11/30/global-carbon-dioxide-emissions-are-on-the-brink-of-a-long-plateau/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
There was a plateau in emissions through 2015-2017, so there’s a good chance Pielke is right. Though obviously I hope it’s a decline rather than the plateau of emissions predicted here.