Zack Polanski, the leader of the Green Party in England, is set to demand that the UK government publish an unredacted version of a report authored by the nation’s intelligence services. The report reportedly outlines how the collapse of ecosystems abroad poses a direct and catastrophic threat to the United Kingdom’s national security.

Polanski’s call for transparency is scheduled to be delivered at the Wild Summit event in Bristol. He argues that the public deserves to understand the full scale of the climate and nature crisis, suggesting that the government has been withholding critical information regarding the security implications of environmental degradation. By seeking the release of the document in its entirety, Polanski aims to force a broader conversation about how climate change is integrated into the country's national security strategy.

While the report is described as "explosive" in its findings, the government has not yet responded to these specific demands for disclosure. The core of the dispute centers on whether the intelligence findings are being suppressed to avoid public alarm or if redactions are necessary for legitimate national security reasons. Polanski maintains that the government must "come clean" about the findings to allow for informed public discourse on the climate crisis.