#93 Weekend reads – global security is teetering on the edge
Ukraine and Russia are at war and it’s considered the greatest risk to world peace since World War II. Global security is teetering on the edge,
Climate emergency
#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.
#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.
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
#83 Weekend reads – a case study in news and opinions this week
When I published my weekend reads last Saturday, we had just learnt the name of the new variant, Omicron, and this week
40 ideas you can adopt OR influence to drive substantial change in your community or business
We’ve got 40 tips and ideas for building a better future with a focus on how businesses need to make deep systemic change
#82 Weekend reads – and we have a new strain, Omicron
We woke to the news yesterday, that there is a new strain of Covid coming out of Africa, known as B.1.1.529, and today officially called Omicron.
#80 Weekend reads – week two of Cop26, is there anything to be excited about?
I’ve watched some of the top environment thought leaders return from Cop26 in Glasgow, and on social media they are sharing despair and sorrow.
#79 Weekend reads – week one of Cop26, a success or failure?
Obviously my attention was glued to the news coming out of Cop26. The overarching goal was ambition, action, acceleration.