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Green Futures is the leading magazine on environmental solutions and sustainable futures. Founded by Jonathon Porritt in 1996, it is published by Forum for the Future.

Every issue is packed full of stories, comment and insight on topics ranging from clean energy and smart design, to food and finance in aFan of Green Futures magazines changing world.

Our readership includes key decision-makers and opinion-formers in business, government, education and the media, including leading CEOs, all UK MPs and MEPs. Our global reach is growing through online syndication deals with websites in the US such as Grist and Good.is, and print publications such as India’s Sustainability Tomorrow, China's ECOnomy and Brazil’s Ideia Sustentavel.

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Green Futures is an independent magazine, published by Forum for the Future. Its editorial content does not necessarily reflect the views of Forum for the Future, its staff, or any of its partner organisations.
 

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