#137 Weekend reads – 75% reduction seems to be the magic number across the board
On March 13th 2023, Canada, the US and the UAE all hit overshoot. Australia hit it on March 23rd. The annual global Earth Overshoot Day
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#136 Weekend reads – a political earthquake in… The Netherlands?
I know it’s hard to keep on top of everything and work out what’s important, because since writing this introduction, the ICC issued an
There’s a #ClimateBrawl in town and I’m not joining in
If you’ve followed the climate crisis for a long time, there is a lot going on everywhere on social media, but the number one place is
#135 Weekend reads – International Women’s Day needs a new approach
International Women’s Day (IWD) is an event, a day, an idea, a movement, that I wholeheartedly support, and I will always play an active
#134 Weekend reads – the societal impact of our collective addictions
It’s rare for me to watch a video which lands in a deep and powerful way. When a video does, it’s because it’s tying together many threads and tackling
#133 Weekend reads – an anniversary of unnecessary death and suffering
If you’re like me, you’ve probably been reading about the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This moment a year ago left me feeling shocked and bereft.
#132 Weekend reads – Ohio’s Chernobyl and Antarctica’s extreme heat event
It took two weeks for mainstream media to pick up the story of a 150-car train derailment at East Palestine in Ohio, USA. Referred to as Ohio’s Chernobyl
#131 Weekend reads – devastation and where to donate
Like everyone, I have been glued to the news about the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Because it happened at 4am local time
What can I do to act on climate & social change? First job is knowledge (2023 edition)
Welcome to year four of everything I’m reading, watching and listening to in regard to the multiple planetary crisis’ we face, as well as
#130 Weekend reads – a big reminder that love really is what matters most
This time last week I was coming to terms with a very sick husband in ICU and since then, he’s been through the works, but thankfully
