There is horror all over the news and many are struggling to comprehend how we are where we are – surely, we’ve learned lessons from our past?
#207 Weekend Reads – some heroes in the mix of so much horror Read More »
I’m not surprised at the failure of Cop29, although the depth of failure is a surprise (no one wants to lead a failed Cop these days) but here we are,
#205 Weekend Reads – another failed Cop, we’re just not getting it Read More »
I was wrong. I was absolutely convinced Harris/Walz would win the US election and have spent this week trying to understand how I got it
#203 Weekend Reads – I was wrong, here comes authoritarianism Read More »
I always track US Elections closely, and this one is no different, but boy I can’t wait for November 5th to be a distant memory – it’s exhausting
#201 Weekend Reads – I can’t wait for the US Election to be over, you? Read More »
The Northern Hemisphere is going through a brutal heatwave and our news outlets are flooded with stories, featuring children dancing in fountains
#191 Weekend Reads – is this heatwave enough of a wakeup call yet? Read More »
We have microplastics in breast milk… silence. Microplastics in placentas… silence. Babies today are born with microplastics in their bodies
#187 Weekend reads – microplastics in the testes, now we’re listening Read More »
Welcome to the last Weekend Reads for 2023, and a reminder of why I do this. The news is overwhelming for most people and this years’ frenzy
#168 Weekend reads – that’s a wrap for 2023, what a year Read More »
Are you enjoying the intensity of the news around Cop28? It’s coming in thick and fast, so surprise, surprise, it’s hard to keep up. There is
#166 Weekend reads – the Cop28 shenanigans have begun Read More »
When you dig deeply into the polycrisis and all its issues, one the most important focus areas is making sure we have the leaders who are
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
#137 Weekend reads – 75% reduction seems to be the magic number across the board Read More »
