#158 Weekend reads – dark humour is perfectly respectable
I came across an article this week, Microplastics in clouds may be contributing to climate change and here’s a snippet: “Airborne microplastic
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#157 Weekend reads – please please please get ready for extreme heat
I am very concerned about the extreme heat brewing in our environment and our lack of preparedness for it, so in April, I decided to work out
#156 Weekend reads – will we become immune to tragedy?
We started the week with the devastating earthquake in Morocco, which has resulted in nearly 3,000 deaths so far, as well as many more
#155 Weekend reads – an education in fire, and we all need it
One of life’s great privileges is to listen to experts discuss their area of expertise within the context of the bigger issues impacting our
#154 Weekend reads – it’s time we all committed to making sure adults are ALWAYS in the room
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
#153 Weekend reads – the heat will kill you first
I haven’t been able to get my hands on a copy of Jeff Goodell’s The Heat Will Kill You First, but I will, because the heat is here and it’s
#152 Weekend reads – why can’t we just talk straight?
The horror of the fires in Lahaina, Maui, have captured all our attention in recent weeks, but don’t worry, new extreme weather events are on
#151 Weekend reads – it’s been a crazy summer in the Northern Hemisphere huh?
The Weekend Reads are back after my longest break yet. To do this work every week takes a lot of time, effort and energy, but I see it as a contribution I can make,
34 actions to prepare for a heat index that hits unliveable territory
Do you know what I’m absolutely terrified about right now? Wet Bulb Temperatures, or the rising heat index, which has become the more common term
#150 Weekend reads – it’s time for a break from the news
The world is on fire, in more ways than one, but if you’d been paying attention to the multiple crises’ facing the world over recent decades