Welcome to Part 2 of Adrienne Buller’s The Value of a Whale at the ACAN Climate Literacy bookclub. Let’s be honest – this one is a tough read. Say what you will about architects, but understanding macroeconomic systems isn’t a typical part of the day to day. Yet the hidden workings of supply chains, taxation, and financial structures are fundamental to how the built environment operates – and to the runaway extraction and pollution it perpetuates.

Join us to work through these issues together in a collective economics crash course. This session will focus on specific topics from the book, so join the Climate Literacy WhatsApp chat to stay in the loop.

And as always if you don’t have time to read the book then no worries. Our usual friendly catch up session will run in a separate room at the start, so you won’t feel like you’ve walked into the wrong lecture hall.

Don’t have time to read the book? No worries! Our usual friendly catch up session will run in a separate room at the start, so you won’t feel like you’ve walked into the wrong pub quiz.

Expect all the thought-provoking conversation of a late-night pub debate, just with more clarity the next morning!