Imagining the future and back-casting to the present situation enables an understanding of the potential implications of current initiatives. This issue attempts to conceptualise how transport, cities, air quality, housing and resource use will have changed by 2050. The importance of behavioural change as well as technical innovation is discussed, along with the changing face of the environmental sciences profession, and the IES with it.
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Britain’s natural environment is often viewed as something that exists independently of our financial and governance systems....
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