Last week was a down week. I don’t get down because of the news – I’ve long since accepted the path we’re on – I get down by the lack of
#188 Weekend reads – guilty as charged, finally a result Read More »
Another crazy week heat in the Global South, and while I certainly have concerns for my safety and the safety of my family, my real concerns
#185 Weekend reads – living through the “most extreme event” in climate history Read More »
An article appeared in CNN this week titled: European slaughter of Native Americans changed the climate, study says. This article is
#183 Weekend reads – historical genocide could unlock solution to global cooling Read More »
Sorting through the news every other week to work out what’s in and what’s out for The Know Show has never been easy, because it needs to reflect
#181 Weekend reads – earth at risk, we must end the age of destruction Read More »
If you missed the news this week, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) issued its “State of Global Climate in 2023” and all indicator
#179 Weekend reads – another red alert, are we listening? Read More »
I was reflecting that the conversation I’ve been tracking for years – on climate, biodiversity loss, economics, geopolitics, war, you name it
#176 Weekend reads – have we gone too far towards the cliff edge? Read More »
Something we’re hearing regularly now is research showing initial estimations by scientists on various scenarios playing out in the planetary crisis
#174 Weekend reads – why do scientists get it wrong? Read More »
Our theme on The Know Show this week was about the enormous challenges we face with misinformation and disinformation. Raised in the World Economic
Did the title trigger you? Good and I’m going to tell you why Taylor Swift absolutely deserves this accolade and I’m also going to rebuff some of the
#167 Weekend reads – yes Taylor Swift deserved Times Person of the Year Read More »
I know there is A LOT going on in the world right now, and it was such a relief to see some of the Hamas’ hostages released, as well as
#165 Weekend reads – is the problem really only 10% of the global population? Read More »
