#92 Weekend reads – it’s just not enough Coca-Cola
This week Coca-Cola announced plans to increase the share of beverages that come in returnable or refillable containers from 16% (currently) to 25% by 2030.
Climate
#91 Weekend reads – fast fashion has to go and we must stop buying it
I want to draw your attention to three articles this week. The first is a startling fast fashion story – TikTokers List Red Flags That Show
What can I do to act on climate change? First job is knowledge
Welcome to year three, where I am compiling climate crisis information, which covers global heating, the waste crisis, biodiversity loss, the 6th mass extinction, greenwashing, and so much more.
#90 Weekend reads – we cannot afford war, we just can’t
As we’re watching the rumblings of the build up towards war in the Ukraine and the political posturing accompanying it, as well as the coups in Africa
#89 Weekend reads – we passed the fifth of nine planetary boundaries
Look for the headline – Chemical pollution has passed safe limit for humanity, say scientists. This is NOT a feel good read
#88 Weekend reads – let’s honor the life and legacy of Thich Hat Hanh
We woke to the news that Thich Hat Hanh has passed. Rather than sadness, I’ve watched love and respect flooding social media
#87 Weekend reads – the deeper lesson Djokovic is giving us
During The Know Show yesterday, I talked about the deeper lesson of this whole Djokovic story, and it’s got nothing to do with tennis! Or even him.
#86 Weekend reads – are you leaping into 2022 or still recuperating from 2021?
Happy New Year my friends and here’s hoping for better times ahead for all. Then again, we’re certainly off to a chaotic start
12 things we can ALL do to reduce our impact on the environment
I’ve been sharing tons of information this year – my own, as well as working with other legends who care as much as I do
#85 Weekend reads – and Omicron is a tidal wave, but what is the threat?
Last week, the media frenzy around Omicron was subdued, which was exactly the right approach, because it was still too early to know