Nature ain’t cuddly and neither should we be
First day back in the saddle after our traditional half-term camping trip to Wooler, Northumberland. We tried to shake up the itinerary this year –...
To deliver Sustainability, we need to use Capitalism, not destroy it
So Sustainability continues to ride high in the UK news, despite the wet blanket of Brexit smothering our politics for the last three years. Parliament...
The first climate change election flounders down under
Depressing news from Australia as electors decide to return the decidedly high carbon Liberal-National coalition to Government, scuppering an opportunities to put one of the...
Targeted Sustainability interventions hit the spot…
Here's a wee story from the local election campaign trail. I have two routes to school with the kids – along the road or along...
Packaging and the circular economy mindset
There was an interesting piece in the press over the weekend featuring the Recycling Association doing their regular thing singling out the UK's worst packaging...
Sustainability in my local election campaign
Long time readers will know that I've always shared my time time running Terra Infirma Ltd with being an elected Councillor on Newcastle City Council....
Don’t let the green-tape tail wag the Sustainability dog…
I'm busy drafting a Sustainability Strategy for an autonomous division of a much larger organisation. We have had a bit of a dilemma as the...
My Behaviour Change Workshop for Edie
It's been a crazy week. Starting with a public holiday where my phone rang and I was asked to do a 5 hour behavioural change...
Some thoughts on David Attenborough’s Climate Change – The Facts
It was only at the weekend that I got to sit down and watch David Attenborough's Climate Change - The Facts on BBC, because, well.....
Extinction Rebellion: more harm than good[?]
So large parts of London have been brought to a halt by Extinction Rebellion (XR) protesters wanting to raise the profile of climate change. An...