What is ecomodernism?

In a new TABLE explainer - What is ecomodernism? - we explore the philosophy of ecomodernism, which believes that it is both possible and desirable to live in material prosperity while protecting nature at the same time.
Read the explainer. Listen to the podcast interview with explainer author Helen Breewood. Watch the webinar recording.
The Politics of Disgust

Would you eat a bacterial gloop pancake? The recent publication of George Monbiot’s book Regenesis has sparked a fresh debate on the social acceptability of novel proteins. In this blog post, Rob Percival of the Soil Association explains why the “yuck” factor has such a powerful influence on our perceptions of new types of food - and how the politics of disgust are being weaponised both for and against livestock. Read more here.


The IPCC report on climate change discusses several ways in which we can make changes to our food system to reduce its climate impacts. Reduce food loss and waste. Around a third of the food…

On Wednesday, June 26, 2022, TABLE hosted a panel discussion on the topics of ecomodernism and degrowth. This discussion accompanied the release of TABLE’s new explainer: “What is Ecomodernism?” and…
Really nuanced piece on palm oil by Bee Wilson in the LRB + LRB podcast this week - London Review of Books – 21 Jun 22 Podcast: Bee Wilson and Thomas Jones · Palm Oil…