Renewable Energy: A Very Short Introduction – Nick Jelly (2020)

I listened to this as an audio book on Borrow Box and found it to be a great refresher on renewable energy concepts I learned in university. I also picked up on a few new interesting ideas and theories. Jelly covers the main renewables including: wind, solar, hydropower, biomass, tidal, geothermal and wave. Jelly analyses... Continue Reading →

How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way That Makes a Difference – Rebecca Huntley (2020)

I picked up this book because, although I am a very passionate about addressing climate change, I struggle to have face-to-face conversations about it with those that are less engaged than me (except online). But this is such an important part of addressing the problem. Engaging and encouraging people to take action. And then when... Continue Reading →

The No ‘Poo Method

If you've read my blog before, you know I'm always up for an experiment (read my post on milk or project 333)! My most recent test was on myself, I trialed the no 'poo method. I'm not talking about anything toilet related. 'poo as in shampoo. What does the no 'poo or shampoo method entail?... Continue Reading →

How We Can Reforest the World

Since the rise of agriculture, half of the world’s forests have been disappeared. But this doesn’t have to be the narrative of the future. Imagine a world in which the sound of traffic is drowned out by the sound of birdsong and the rustling of leaves. A world in which the air is a clean... Continue Reading →

The Race to Net Zero

"National Regenerative Agriculture Day is a united national movement to heal the heart of the food chain." This year the focus of NRAD was to take a deep dive into “What the bleep is NET-ZERO?" It is widely accepted now that regenerative agriculture methods are a means to heal the land and waterways damaged by intensive agriculture... Continue Reading →

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