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Sometimes I wish I could give up.
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Dear friends, family and followers, Sometimes I wish I could just give up. And I bet you wish I would too sometimes… ;-) Give up going on and on (and on) about the climate crisis. Stop banging on about taking climate action. Quit posting things on social media that make my friends feel anxious, overwhelmed, panicked, uncomfortable, stressed. I know I seem always happy, always confident, always positive, but there is part of me that is simply desperate to give up. To just stop. To walk away. To no longer feel the despair, the...
Seven Simple Ways to Solve the Climate Crisis*
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(* Yes, I know it's a reach, but... if we ALL did these things, then they actually, probably would solve it, just saying... ) The Climate Crisis: it's all TOO much, isn't it? Sometimes the climate crisis is just too much to face. Not only the terrifying reality of what we will all face if we do not limit global warming to 1.5'c above industrial levels, but also the question of "what can I do about climate change?" It feels so complicated. There seems so MUCH to do. So many options. So many things to change. And so...
Offsetting the Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Your Flights
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With the Summer holidays fast approaching, many Brits will be thinking of jetting off from the UK to sunnier shores. If you’re planning to hop on a plane this Summer, have you ever thought about the carbon cost of your holiday? Your Carbon Footprint Whilst the notion of a carbon footprint may be problematic in terms of fossil fuel companies off-loading their responsibility to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on to individual consumers, it is still a helpful tool. It helps us see a breakdown of the carbon impact of our choices as consumers. Did you...
5 Zero Cost Ways to Combat Climate Change - that take (almost) zero effort
We are reminded (rightly) almost every day about the climate crisis and the threat it poses to our environments, to animals and to us. It often seems, though, that anything ‘eco’ costs much more than the standard option. And with inflation currently rocketing, fuel prices out of control and the cost of living becoming almost impossible for many, paying more is not a viable option. Couple that with the never-ending, daily juggle that modern life brings us, and the bandwidth we all have to ‘take action’ feels incredibly limited. We don’t have the spare cash, time or...
12 Eco-Friendly New Year's Resolutions for a Greener 2022
New Beginnings, Fresh Starts & Positive Changes January is always a good time to think about new beginnings and fresh starts. We emerge from the indulgence and excess of the festive period, ready to leave behind our over-consumption, feel more energised and clearer-headed, and use that energy and clarity to make positive changes in our lives. This is even more true after the past couple of years. The reality of a global pandemic, coupled with the ever more present effects of climate change, is a lot to process. The sixth IPCC Report[i] published in August 2021 and November's COP26[ii] told us...
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