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
Day 37 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living.
When was the last time you visited your local public library?
If it has been a while, you might find a lot has changed. You may not even need to go to the library to access some of its services.
There a great community resource and an important component of low carbon living. Continue reading
Some weeks it’s 
hard to keep up with how quickly the world is changing.
Yes, part of that is the climate crisis: we live in a world that’s been profoundly and dangerously altered.
But the politics of climate change are changing too, and some weeks you can feel a tangible shift in what is possible and what is not.
This is one of those weeks, and Global Divestment Day is a chance to be part of that shift. Together, people all over the world are changing the game and Continue reading
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Last week I spoke about our addiction to fossil fuels. I put the question: can we put in the effort needed to break our addiction to fossil fuels before it’s too late?
Now, before we can break an addiction we need to recognise the problem.
In the case of climate change, that’s easy: there’s plenty of evidence that how we have been doing things in recent decades and centuries is cooking the planet… Continue reading
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Have you ever stood on a beach, watching the waves come in?
One. By. One.
The rhythm is mesmerising.
One. By. One.
You can stand there for a long time.
One. By. One. Continue reading