Did you know that in England, 1% of the population owns more than 50% of the land? In this episode, UK-based writer, grower and organiser Sam Sivapragasam describes a world with land reparations. Sam explores the colonial legacies of land ownership and its impact on the health of global communities. Contrasting their experiences of growing up in both Jamaica and the UK, Sam explores how land reparations would serve as a climate justice solution that demands the remaking of the world. For Sam, land reparations offer an opportunity to repair the harm to communities descended from colonised people and to radically shift the way that power is distributed globally