Water scarcity – why is it an issue?
Every drop of fresh water is precious.
Water is essential for life. The #WaterIsLife hashtag you see on social media reminds us of Continue reading
Water Scarcity And Why We Need World Water Day
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Tag Archives: climate change
Why The Paris Agreement Won’t Fix Our Changing Climate
Want to know what’s happening about our changing climate? My colleague Peter Sainsbury has written an important, must-read article. Finally, he has neatly summed the reality and what some of us have been saying for quite a while:
The Paris Agreement won’t fix our changing climate…because what we actually need is an emergency-level response that aims to restore a liveable future.
Low Carbon Banking
Day 74 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living: using low carbon banking.
One thing I have been doing for quite a few years is keeping my money in a bank that does not fund activities that are major causes of damage to our climate.
In particular, I avoid having my money fund activities that lead to use of fossil fuels like coal Continue reading
Buying And Planting A Bare-Rooted Currant Bush
Days 71 to 73 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living: when I explain how I buy and plant a bare-rooted currant bush to provide fruit in summer.
A few posts ago I wrote about the bounty that you can get from home-grown fruit and what I have done to get it.
I mentioned that: Continue reading
Delicious Bread From Regenerative Farming
Day 70 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living: discovering delicious bread, made from single-source flour from wheat grown using regenerative farming.
It’s always interesting buying a different version of one of your staple foods.
Yesterday I noticed a bakery cafe had a visually attractive display of hand-crafted breads Continue reading