2024

• Human Progress: Organic farming activism threatens millions - and the environment
• The pro nuclear movement is winning
• The nuclear renaissance is here
• The surprising reason why we should recycle nuclear waste
• Unearthing the truth about organic food and farming
• Article (in German) in Schweizer Monat: Nuclear power is the new fire
• Spiked: Greenpeace's campaign against Golden Rice is a campaign against humanity
• Interview on Safer Cleaner Planet Series
• We can win the battle against energy scarcity
• Plymouth Humanists: What you think you know about decarbonisation is probably wrong
• We can build nuclear reactors quickly. Here's how
• Why you should embrace the age of AI
• Freethink: Retired coal plants can aid the energy transition - by going nuclear
• Human Progress: AI is a great equaliser that will change the world
• Nuclear phase-outs increase dependence on fossil fuels. Journalists should stop acting surprised
• Energy density is key to protecting the environment
• Exposing the inconvenient truth about gas
• Public: Halting new natural gas exports will hurt people
• AI panic could do more damage than AI itself
• Based energy: South Korea's secret path to riches
• Human Progress: India's good fortune: How the country is tackling energy poverty, increasing growth, and building the future
• Confessions of a former hippy
• The Rational View podcast interview
• Greenpeace's 10 favourite myths about energy, refuted
• Interview on Times Radio with Jane and Fi
• Spiked: Why Britain should go big on nuclear power
• Is small always beautiful?
• Interview on LBC with Iain Dale
• Can we prevent this virus from infecting people?

2023

• Feature interview in Swedish newspaper Tidningen Näringslivet
• The International Risk podcast: Dissecting the Fukushima Wastewater Release
• What's Happening Now podcast interview
• Declaration: It's not just another COP out!
• Interview on Bridge City News
• Humanists UK Holyoake lecture: Can we even 'just stop oil'?
• Is it possible to just stop oil?
• What climate activists won't tell you about protecting the planet
• Energy Insecurity and Green Infrastructure Week interview
• Fissionary podcast: How the Simpsons got Nuclear Wrong
• Protest! Boycott! Panic! There's tritium in the water!!
• Finland's greatest climate act
• Quillette: The European Union is finally coming around to gene-edited seeds
• Humanist Climate Action interview
• Interview in Slovakian weekly news magazine .týždeň
• A brief history of energy politics in the UK: Who is really to blame?
• Finding Barakah: The country where clean energy is a blessing
• Net Zero Week panel: Just how green is nuclear?
• Human Progress: Language Change, Not Climate Change: Finding the Words to Describe a Prosperous Future
• Q&A with Salvatore Cali for Nucleare e Ragione
• What do we misunderstand about energy? Talk at Humanists Convention UK
• In search of lithium: Exploring geology, electric vehicles, and a short history of Cornish mining
• Do you suffer from Radiophobia?
• ​Scientific Section Presidency, British Science Festival 2023
• Interview on Sky News Australia
• This community in Wales wants nuclear reactors in their back yard. Why can't they have them?
• National Observer: For this Environmentalist, the Solution to the Climate Crisis is Loud and Nuclear
• Maxed Out podcast: Nuclear Revolution
• Human Progress: What Might an Energy-Rich Future Look Like?
• Interview in Spanish media NIUS
• German documentary on ARD: Germany Shuts Down: The Nuclear Phase Out and the Consequences
• Climate Perspectives for Changemakers: What does an evidence-based energy transition look like?
• What about the cost? A thorough comparison of clean energy sources
• Uncomfortable Conversations podcast with Josh Szeps: Is Nuclear Power the Answer?
• Everything's Not Awful: Moving Beyond Negativity Bias
• The Skeptic magazine: Energy Conversion: How to Change a Mind
• 'Renewables.' You keep using that word. It does not mean what you think it means.
• Human Progress: Will we learn from the deindustrialisation of Germany?
• Podcast interview: The Swift Half
• Should we be afraid of nuclear meltdowns? I used to think so
• Everything I believed about nuclear waste was wrong
• Interview in French media Valeurs
• Australia is a nuclear nation. So why is there a ban on clean energy?
• openDemocracy: England has long been starved of access to nature. It's time to reclaim it
• In an era of eco-anxiety, how do we protect young people from the lure of doomerism?
• The Free Press: Climate Activism Has a Cult Problem​

2022

• Quillette: It's Time The Green Movement Stopped Demonising Nuclear
• Interview on The Ryan Painter Podcast
• Connecting EU 2022 panel discussion: The energy revolution 
• New Statesman: Sizewell C must go ahead
• openDemocracy: Tomato soup, a famous painting and a viral clip. What makes a protest work?
• IAEA Ministerial Conference panel: Reimagining Nuclear
• Reuters: Grassroots advocates work to change the narrative around nuclear
• Response to NYT article: Nuclear power does make sense, if you understand data
• Debate at University of New South Wales, Sydney
• Sky News Australia interview: ‘World’s most ardent environmental activists’ now backing nuclear power
• What does it mean to be a good environmentalist?
• Wall Street Journal interview
• REF debate in Paris: The Price of Energy
• l'Express interview
• City Journal: The Green War on Clean Energy
• Arirang News (South Korean TV) interview
• Interview in El Mundo
• Meenal's World podcast
• La Tribune: War in Ukraine: Energy is Never Neutral
• Sky News Australia: ‘Scientific consensus’ shows nuclear is needed for net zero
• Sky News: Common Ground debate
• Eco-friendly Kind World podcast
• Social Studies podcast
• Knowmad Institut journal: The (Missing) Role of Nuclear Energy in the Sustainable Development Goals 
• Deep Isolation podcast: Energy Poverty, Climate Change and The Nuclear Challenge
• CapX: How the battle for energy dependence was lost
• Challenging Climate podcast
• Contribution to Rob Greenfield book Zero Waste Kids
• Interview segment on Byline TV
• Guest on BBC Politics Live
• openDemocracy: Nuclear power is clean, safe and cheap. We need it to stop global heating
• The New Flesh Podcast: The Future is Nuclear
• How Do We Fix It? podcast
• Gal-dem: What I've learned in my 16 years of climate activism as a woman of colour

2021

• Atlantico.fr: Without Nuclear, A COP26 About Nothing?
• IAEA interview at COP26
• The Daily Telegraph Sydney: Extinction Rebellion to Climate Champion
• Sky News Australia: Generations to come set to ‘benefit’ if nuclear energy is embraced now
• Documentary: Going Nuclear: The Clean Energy Debate
• Die Welt: Why I Have Been Fighting for Nuclear Energy as a Climate Activist
• Bristol Activist: React Now
• Spiked: Re-making the Case for Nuclear Energy
• 1729: The Countries That are Going Nuclear on Climate Change
• l'Opinion interview: Zion Lights: "Being anti-nuclear is the climate equivalent of being anti-vax: the refusal of reason"
• Atomkraft ja tak! speech in Aarhus, Denmark
• Live video with Rob Greenfield
• France 24: Interview on climate action 
• Marianne: The most dangerous nuclear power plant is the one you don't build
• AFR: Why a Leading Environmentalist Changed Her Mind on Nuclear Power
• CapX: The EU Must Not Give in to Ideologues Who Ignore the Science on Climate Change
• The Australian: Savvy Activists Cast Nuclear Benefits in a Fresh Green Light
• Decouple podcast
• Le Point: Confession d’une repentie d’Extinction Rebellion
• ​Interdependence podcast
• Quillette: The Sad Truth About Traditional Environmentalism
• Good Morning Britain discussion on plastic dog waste bags
• ​​Tyneside Geographical Society Lecture: Why geographers need to stand up for the planet
• Persuasion: How to Get Real About Saving the Planet
• Devon's Climate Emergency - What does it mean for the Devon Carbon Plan? Panel discussion
• Talk at Wolfson College, Cambridge
• The World radio segment
• Slides from THINK series debate at The University of Essex. Full debate here
• The Power Hungry podcast
• Debatten (Danish television)
• ​Video: How Fukushima is Still Killing Thousands of People
• Pod of Jake podcast

2020

• Wales Arts Review: Visions of the Future: The Stories We Are Missing
• Jobs Not Snobs: How Workers are the True Climate Heroes
• The Rational View podcast: From Darkness to Zion Lights
• Nuclear and Nature: The Love Story No One Wants to Tell
• Interview with Yascha Mounk for The Good Fight podcast: How (Not) to Change Minds
• Supporters of Nuclear Energy panel discussion
• Interview with Syed Kamall for IEA: How to Reach Net Zero
• Article in Turkish news Camlik: Famous British journalist tells the story of transforming from nuclear antagonism to advocacy
• L'Express interview: Every nuclear power plant shutdown is a crime against the planet
• Resurgence interview with Emmanuela Shinta: Standing up for land in Indonesia
• Public address to Stand up for Nuclear event, Paris
• Daily Mail article: Hot air doesn't add up: Zion Lights has doubts about Boris Johnson's plan to make every home wind-powered by 2030
• Telegraph article: Nuclear power is a huge opportunity to save the planet and boost our economy
• Article on BBC: Nuclear Power 'Only Option' Says Former Spokeswoman
• Zero Waste Countdown podcast
• East Anglian Daily Times: Protest beach party uses inflatable bananas in support of nuclear energy
• Thomas Thor interview
• Telegraph article: Why I Left Extinction Rebellion to Campaign for Nuclear Power
• Daily Mail article: Why I Rebelled against Extinction Rebellion...and Went Nuclear
• Ecomodernist Soapbox podcast
• City AM article co-authored with José González: Be eco-rational: The world’s environmental problems are too serious for petty political dogma
• East Anglian Daily Times: Protest held in support of Sizewell C
• Climate Fix podcast: A New Type of Climate Activist
• Mentally Sound: Life in Lockdown podcast
• Article in Technology Times
• ​Isodope interview with Isabelle Boemeke: Zion Lights on nuclear energy, Carl Sagan and being pro-evidence
• My story: Mums for Nuclear article
• Left Wing Political Bible interview
• Matthew Faccianai podcast: Social Science Hour
• City AM article: An open letter to the PM: Britain must build Sizewell C — nuclear sits at the heart of a green recovery
• The Mallen Baker Show: Zion Lights on nuclear power, Extinction Rebellion and the joy of science
• CapX article: Boris should make a new nuclear plant the keystone of our green recovery
• Decouple podcast: Coming out as pro-nuclear feat. Zion Lights
• Article in Valeurs: La porte-parole d'Extinction Rebellion se convertit en... lobbyiste pro-nucléaire
• Article in The Daily Mail: Extinction Rebellion spokeswoman Zion Lights quits green movement to become lobbyist for nuclear power saying: 'I changed my mind'
• Sky News Australia: Former Extinction Rebellion activist backs nuclear power
• City AM article: Fellow environmentalists, join me in embracing nuclear power
• Alliance magazine article: The Time is Now
• NOW documentary by Jim Rakete
• Leading in a Climate Changed World podcast
• Resurgence magazine interview with Blythe Pepino
• Women & Climate Change: The Forgotten Solution, UN Women Oxford panel discussion
• The Satanic Temple TV episode
• Women Making Waves podcast

2019

• New Left Review journal: Hot Earth Rebels interview
• Humans of XR profile
• Segment in Al Jazeera documentary What is Climate Change?
• Naked Diner Podcast online
• Reasons to be Cheerful podcast with Ed Miliband: Keep it Civil (and Disobedient)
• Article in The Ecologist: Naga Munchetty, False Balance and Fascism
• Summary of discussion at News Impact Summit
• Andrew Neil Show full video
• Nation of Change interview: Our demands remain the same
• Communicate 2019 presentation The Rise of Extinction and panel
• Article in The Metro: We need to disrupt your day with climate protests so you sit up and take notice
• BBC World News Impact TV panel: Does protest work?
• JUNO magazine issue 62: Interview with Hannah & Fin
• Devon Live & Western Morning News: Climate Change: It's Time to Panic
• JUNO magazine issue 61: Interview with La Juega, column 'Singing the Praises of Unsung Heroes'
• Resurgence magazine: How Do We Sustain Public Interest in Climate Breakdown?
• JUNO magazine issue 60: Feature on eco-disposables, column 'Lowering Carbon Emissions using Data' 

• JUNO magazine issue 59: Interview with Sophie Pavelle, column 'Rebels with a Cause' 

2018

• Resurgence magazine: Interview with George Monbiot
• JUNO magazine issue 58: Interview with Mac McCartney, column 'Why We Need to Talk to Our Children About Climate Change'
• Resurgence magazine: When Green is Too White
• JUNO magazine, issue 57: Interview with Isis Kameko
• Good Morning Britain video: Should balloons be banned to protect marine wildlife?
• JUNO magazine, issue 56: Interview with Angela Mills
• JUNO magazine, issue 55: Interview with Paul Fryer, column 'If Every Day Was Earth Day'
• JUNO magazine, issue 54: Interview with Matt Postles, column 'Guilt-Free Parenting'
• JUNO magazine, issue 53: Interview with George Marshall, column 'Nurturing a Love of Nature'
• Country Child Magazine: Eco Parenting: Helpful Ways to Reduce Your Family's Carbon Footprint
• She Went Wild magazine: Wild Green Parenting​

2017

• JUNO magazine, issue 52: Interview with Adrian Harris, column 'Dreaming of a Green Christmas'
• Eco Kids Planet magazine: How to Throw a Kick-Ass Eco-Friendly Children's Party
• JUNO magazine, issue 51: Interview with Dawn Heubner, column 'Teaching Children About Climate Change'
• The Huffington Post: Our Moral Duty to Prepare Children for Climate Change
• JUNO magazine, issue 50: Interview with Ruth MacLaren, column 'Embrace the Wild'
• JUNO magazine, issue 49: Interview with Michael Solomon Williams, column 'We're All Going on an Eco Holiday'
• JUNO magazine, issue 48: Interview with Colin Beavan
• Eco Kids Planet magazine: Science in the Park: Hibernation
• Eco Kids Planet magazine: Science in the Park: How do Butterflies Survive Winter?
• JUNO magazine, issue 47: Column 'Spring Cleaning, Greening and Meaning'
• Eco Kids Planet magazine: Science in the Park: How to Explain the Basic Natural Processes to Your Child 

2016

• JUNO website: Compost for the Planet
• JUNO website: Eco Ways to Stay Warm this Winter
• Eco Kids Planet: How to Stay Connected to Nature in Winter
• JUNO magazine, issue 46: Interview with Rob Greenfield, article 'Where Does it Come From? A Closer Look at Baby Mattresses'
• JUNO magazine, issue 45: Article 'How Our Microbes Hold the Secret to Good Health'
• JUNO magazine, issue 44: Interview with George Monbiot, interview with Mark Sears, article 'Compost for the Planet'
• BBC Wildlife Magazine: How Eating Chocolate Can Save the Rainforest
• JUNO website: Revolutionary Clothing: review of Climbing Trees T-shirt
• JUNO website: A Different Kind of Education: review of 'Finnish Lessons'
• The Huffington Post: Can Man-Eating Mushrooms Offer us a Clean Death?
• Baby London magazine: The Green Parent
• JUNO magazine, issue 43: Interview with Jay Griffiths, article on nappy science, review of Finnish Lessons

​2015

• The Huffington Post: The Flight of Reason in the Face of Airport Expansion
• The Wildlife Trusts: Every Child Wild
• JUNO magazine, issue 42: Interview with Charles Eisenstein
• The Huffington Post: Confessions of a Climate Denier: I'm One, and You Are Too
• JUNO website: Review of Free Range Learning
• The Huffington Post: 'Science Can't Save Us'. Do You Have Any Science to Back That Up?
• Moral Fibres magazine: 5 Easy Ways to Go Green
• Book release: The Ultimate Guide to Green Parenting
• JUNO magazine, issue 41: Reviews, alternative schooling feature, article 'What is Environmentally Aware Parenting?' 
• JUNO website: Rewilding From The Roots Up
• The Huffington Post: Young Girls Are More Than Just Pretty Faces: Let's Remember That
• The Huffington Post: People vs Austerity: An Assembly of Hope
• JUNO website and magazine, issue 40: Reviews including Festivals Fortnight series, articles including feature on children's musician Poco Drom

2014

• Environmental Education Journal, by the National Association for Environmental Education (NAEE), How Forest School Fosters Risky Play
• JUNO magazine, issue 39: Interview with Carlos Gonzalez, festivals feature
• JUNO magazine, issue 38: Interviews, reviews and articles
• The Huffington Post: Radical Change is Needed to Fix Our Education System - This Could Be It
• JUNO magazine, issue 37: Interview with Natalie Bennett, book reviews including this one of Sweet Sleep​
• Resurgence: A Resurgence of Heirloom Plants
• Green Living Ideas: 5 Nontoxic Alternatives to Polyurethane
• Green Living Ideas: 6 Natural Remedies for Eczema
• Breastfeeding Matters: An Unexpected Weaning
• The Huffington Post: In Defence of Bedsharing - Dispelling the Shoddy Science and Examining the Facts
• Green Living Ideas: 8 Franking Myths Debunked - Updated
• Green Living Ideas: 8 Natural Remedies for Arthritis
• Green Living Ideas: 6 Natural Remedies for an Upset Stomach
• The Express & Echo: The Nature Connection: Forest School and Children
• JUNO Magazine: Can Apps Be Helpful to Gentle Parents?
• The Express & Echo: Fun in the Sun at Outdoor Pools
• The Express & Echo: A Trip to the Donkey Sanctuary
• JUNO Magazine: Remembering Maya Angelou
• The Huffington Post: Who's Afraid of the Green Party?
• Green Living Ideas: 8 Natural Remedies for Constipation
• Green Living Ideas: 6 Natural Remedies for Heartburn
• The Express & Echo:  A Great Start to Festival Season at Honiton Cider Festival 
• Green Living Ideas: 10 Natural Remedies for Depression
• The Huffington Post: The Festival Where The Greens Gather
• The Express & Echo: Walking with Dinosaurs
• Green Living Ideas: 6 Natural Remedies for Treating and Preventing Gout
• The Huffington Post: What We Can Learn From Students Protesting Corporate Power on Campus
• Green Living Ideas: 8 Natural Remedies for Insomnia
• The Express & Echo: Trip to the Past at Exeter Museum
• Green Living Ideas: Top Ten Natural Home-Based Therapies for Anxiety and Panic Attacks
• The Huffington Post: Food Freedom and the People who are Planting the Seeds of Change
• The Express & Echo: Drivers Need to Help Make Roads Safer for All
• The Express & Echo: An Exeter Pound Could Help Boost Community Spirit
• The Huffington Post: Britain Must Invest in 100% Renewables Before the Lights Go Out
• The Express & Echo: Our Children Need More Wild Time
• The Express & Echo: Charity Shopping to Give Something Back
• The Express & Echo: A Return to the Original Tweeting
• JUNO Magazine: Starting a Home Ed group
• The Huffington Post: Now That We're Using the C-Word, Let's Talk Preventative Measures
• The Express & Echo: Cafe Culture to the Rescue
• The Huffington Post: How One Project is Making Nature Cool
• The Express & Echo: Learning Life's Lessons from Tortoises
• The Huffington Post: Fertile, Fecund, Fructiferous: Why Composting is Sexy
• The Express & Echo: A Crafty Way to Keep Youngsters Occupied
• The Huffington Post: The Random Acts of Kindness that are Sweeping the World
• The Express & Echo: Getting a Flavour for Local Devon
• The Huffington Post: The Battle of the Boob and Poor Professionalism
• The Express & Echo: A Glimmer of Hope
• The Huffington Post: The Big Six Energy Hikes Are a Green Light for a Green Energy Revolution

2013

• The Huffington Post: Birth Rights are a First World Problem
• The Huffington Post: How People are Fighting Child Poverty in the UK - With Knitting Needles
• The Huffington Post: Anti-Begging Campaigns Do More Harm Than Good
• Positive News: Campaigns Round Up
• JUNO Magazine: The Milk of Human Kindness
• Permaculture Magazine: An Overview of Geoengineering
• The Huffington Post: Green Consumerism? I Don't Buy It
• Cracked.com: 5 Amazing Things You Didn't Know Babies Could Do
• The Huffington Post: Where Next for Human Rights in Australia?
• One Green Planet: 4 Easy Ways to Incorporate Permaculture Into Your Life
• The Huffington Post: Could You Live Without Money?
• One Green Planet: 10 Global Sanctuaries That are Transforming the Lives of Animals
• Permaculture Magazine: Should Cloning be Used to Bring Back Extinct Species?
• The Huffington Post: Can You Make Art Without Oil?
• The Huffington Post: The Allergies to Life That We Don't Understand
• Vegan Views: Spring into Gardening - The Vegan Way
• One Green Planet: A Guide to Buying Sustainable, Fair-Trade and Cruelty-Free Clothing
• One Green Planet: 10 Daily Habits That are Killing the Environment
• The Huffington Post: The Power of Voice: Protesting Oil Sponsorship of the Arts
• One Green Planet: The Sharing Economy and Sustainability: A Silent Revolution That Keeps Giving
• Permaculture Magazine: The Truth About Fracking - 8 Fracking Myths Debunked
• The Huffington Post: How EDF Is Trying and Failing to Quash British Freedom to Protest
• One Green Planet: Toxic Slime: The Human, Animal and Environmental Costs of Fracking
• The Huffington Post: How I Came to F***ing Love Science
• The Huffington Post: Is This the Age of Communication?
• One Green Planet: If GM Foods are Safe, Why Aren’t They Tested on Humans?
• The Huffington Post: Is There a Right Way to Parent?
• The Huffington Post: Home-Education is About Learning, Not Schooling

2012

• One Green Planet: Why is Animal Testing on the Rise in the U.K. in Spite of Years of Protest?
• The Huffington Post: It's Time to Start Recognising Birth Rape
• One Green Planet: The Ultimate Guide to Cutting Your Paper Waste
• The Huffington Post: It's Not Morally Grey to Race Hounds; It's Simply Wrong
• One Green Planet: The Impact of Gadgets on People and the Planet
• One Green Planet: How Tar Sands Extraction Is Destroying the Planet and What you can do to Stop it
• JUNO Magazine: Co-Sleeping Will Not Spoil My Baby
• The Green Parent: 8 Steps to Becoming an Urban Farmer
• One Green Planet: It’s Time to Start Thinking About the Environmental Impact of Poo
• One Green Planet: Why Fish Farming is Unsustainable and Harming the Planet
• One Green Planet: The Human and Environmental Impact of Bananas
• The Huffington Post: Anne Marie-Slaughter Is Not Controversial, But The Truth Is
• The Vegan Woman: Are Fish Spas Vegan?
• One Green Planet: What is Ecocide and What Can You Do About it?
• One Green Planet: 4 Ways Hemp Can Save the World
• One Green Planet: Guide: Vegan Products and Palm Oil
• The Vegan Woman: The Lady Behind THAT Lush Campaign
• The Huffington Post: The Caste Prejudice Still Plaguing a Culture
• One Green Planet: What’s So Bad About Plastic Bags?
• One Green Planet: What’s the Problem with Plastic Bottles?
• One Green Planet: Get Up, Stand Up: Discover the Power of Direct Action
• The Ecologist: 6 Reasons to Become an Urban Beekeeper
• One Green Planet: Are You Eating Dirty Oil? The Environmental Impacts of the Palm Oil Industry
• The Vegan Woman: Forays Into a High-Raw Vegan Diet
• One Green Planet: Consumer Power in a Capitalist World: The Benefits of Buying Organic
• The Vegan Woman: Baby-Led Weaning for the Mini Vegan
• ABC Magazine: Parents are Not to Blame
• One Green Planet: 5 Reasons Why Composting is the Greenest Thing You Can Do