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 »
First up, my heart is really aching for the victims of the horrific stabbings that happened in Sydney today, as well as all who had to experience
#182 Weekend reads – voices of the Global South are rising, it’s great and needed 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 »
It’s Oscars week and that means lots of coverage to keep us all distracted from the serious stuff going on in the world. In my various social
#178 Weekend reads – it’s alright to be distracted sometimes 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 »
There are weeks in the news and there are WEEKS in the news, this one was definitely WEEKS. To give you a flavour, we started it off with the
The hits just keep on coming, with news of Iran shooting bombs into Pakistan and Pakistan responding in kind (thankfully that’s over now
#170 Weekend reads – we need to understand our brains 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 »
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 »
