A Call to Arms on a Sad Day
It's only a couple of weeks since I wrote on the Manchester bombing and here we are again with blood on the streets of the...
The one question you need to ask of every Sustainability project
I was down in Manchester yesterday for a session with a client I haven't worked with for years. They had called me in 'to pick my...
Experience is the deepest learning
I'm just back from our annual family half-term camping trip to Wooler in Northumberland. Every year for the last five years we've stayed at the...
Sustainability Strategy and Engagement: two sides to the same coin
I had a meeting with a potential new client this morning. They want a sustainability strategy, but most of the conversation revolved about engagement of...
After Manchester: Fear and Optimism
Yesterday morning I woke at stupid o'clock and, after half an hour lying in the dark, decided that I'd head to the spare room with...
Sustainability Is Personal
Yesterday we took the kids to the beach at St Mary's Island near Whitley Bay. We had lunch on the beach waiting for the tide...
Pringles and Lucozade still don’t get it.
I love it when serious Sustainability issues hit the mainstream and yesterday's public shaming of Pringles and Lucozade Sport for difficult-to-recycle packaging across mainstream media...
UK Party Manifestos – how do they stack up on Sustainability?
So all three of the big UK-wide parties have now published their manifestos for the coming General Election on June 8. Here's my take on...
Are you curious?
Yesterday I was interviewed by a geography student for his dissertation. He was asking about the reasons for my participation in a climate march in...
Digitisation, smart grids and cyberwarfare
One of the basic principles of pragmatic environmentalism is to embrace digitisation as a way of managing resources much more efficiently and dealing with the...