#24 Weekend reads – a week of the blues
I’ve found it hard this week and admit to being a bit blue. A sign of the times for sure, but it’s impossible for this situation not to get on top of you!
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#17 Weekend reads – hope one week, madness the next
It was to be expected. A week highlighting a parallel universe in the United States, and of course, I’m talking about
#12 Weekend reads – drought in the tropics, we really going to keep ignoring that?
This year – 2020 – is a tough year for many reasons, but it’s also the year Thailand tackles its worst drought in 40 years!! I can not express how alarming it is when the wettest region in the world – the tropics – experiences drought
#10 Weekend reads – putting the environment back on top
I don’t know about you, but I can accept the fact we’re in a pandemic and everything that comes with it, my struggle is in the idiocy we’re seeing around the world.
#9 Weekend reads – have we all finally woken up to the reality of COVID19?
Surely this was the week we saw global acceptance of the huge challenges facing us in overcoming the pandemic? Of course there will always be those who doubt what is right in front of their eyes, but the majority is what matters, right?
#8 Weekend reads – and COVID19 is back to the top of the headlines
COVID19 is back at the top of the headlines, as the US witnesses flareups across the county. I’ve got to be honest. The way this is being discussed in America…
#7 Weekend reads – tentative freedom and chaos seems to be the order of the day
On the one hand, many countries opening up have citizens who have done the hard yards to eradicate COVID19, by following extreme measures. It’s not over in many of these countries, but they have a better sense of where they are, and a commitment to doing what is needed to end the crisis in their countries.
#6 Weekend Reads – great progress and thoughtful content to dig into
This week, the content around #BlackLivesMatter has become deeper and more reflective. There are people across whole swathes of society thinking about racism in a much deeper way. It feels like real change is possible.
