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Getting ahead of the crisis

The climate and nature crisis is a multi-pronged emergency that will impact all aspects of British life, from national security to the food supply.

This briefing has been commissioned to report the latest evidence, clarify what is at stake, and outline actionable solutions.


This briefing has been commissioned to report the latest evidence, clarify what is at stake, and set out the evidence showing how urgent action will make us better off.

Expert Briefings

Experts will provide attendees with the latest assessments across all dimensions of the crisis, from food security to national security, and outline science-based pathways forward.

Subject matter experts

Specialists in fields including national security, energy, food security, health, extreme weather and economics will each deliver a focused 10-minute briefing.

Are we prepared?

Is the government adequately prepared, and are they adequately protecting the public given the range and severity of potential impacts?

Is the government adequately prepared, and are they adequately protecting the public given the range and severity of threats faced?

Are we meeting the moment?

Meeting the moment?

This crisis requires a reaction on the scale of any historical emergency. Is Parliament fully briefed and therefore able to hold the Executive to account?

This crisis requires a response on the scale of historic emergencies. Is Parliament fully briefed and able to hold the Executive to account?

Pathways forward

Frank and up-to-date assessments including potential ways forward to protect our families and communities and preserve our national prosperity

Frank and up-to-date threat assessments with potential solutions to protect our families and communities.

Endorsements

Prof Joanna Haigh CBE

“We face a climate emergency. MPs need to be awake to the risks and ready for action, which is why I ask them to prioritise attending the National Emergency Briefing."

Former president of the Royal Meteorological Society, professor of atmospheric physics and head of physics at Imperial College London

Prof Joanna Haigh CBE

“We face a climate emergency. MPs need to be awake to the risks and ready for action, which is why I ask them to prioritise attending the National Emergency Briefing."

Former president of the Royal Meteorological Society, professor of atmospheric physics and head of physics at Imperial College London

Prof Michael Mann

“I urge all policymakers to attend this vital briefing, which brings the latest science from leading experts straight to the people in power. I’d like to see one in every country."

Presidential Distinguished Professor in the Dept of Earth & Environmental Science at the University of Pennsylvania

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The UK’s first National Emergency Briefing on the Climate & Nature crisis will be held on the 27th November.

NATIONAL EMERGENCY BRIEFING

National Emergency Briefing

© 2025, All Rights Reserved

General Info

Central Hall Westminster
Storey’s Gate
London
SW1H 9NH

info@nebriefing.org

The UK’s first National Emergency Briefing on the Climate & Nature crisis will be held on the 27th November.

NATIONAL EMERGENCY BRIEFING

National Emergency Briefing

© 2025, All Rights Reserved

General Info

Briefing location:

Central Hall Westminster
Storey’s Gate
London
SW1H 9NH

info@nebriefing.org

The UK’s first National Emergency Briefing on the Climate & Nature crisis will be held on the 27th November.

NATIONAL EMERGENCY BRIEFING

National Emergency Briefing

© 2025, All Rights Reserved

General Info

Briefing location:

Central Hall Westminster
Storey’s Gate
London
SW1H 9NH

info@nebriefing.org