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Greetings from not so sunny Cumbria

18th February 2014

Half term holiday and our family - extended to include my parents - are staying in a farmhouse in the South West of the Lake...

Hearts and minds and sustainability

14th February 2014

Despite the fact I let the schmaltzy tat-fest that is Valentines Day pass me by in real life, I feel strangely obliged to have something...

Nigel Farage has a soggy experience

12th February 2014

There was a comedy gold sequence on Channel 4 News last night when Garry Gibbon asked a couple of climate-sceptic politicians, including UKIP leader Nigel...

Resilience

10th February 2014

I took the picture above this time last year as I crossed the Somerset Levels to run a workshop for a major client based in...

Awareness weeks/days/hours nailed…

7th February 2014

I was having another rant about the pointlessness of green awareness weeks/days/hours recently when Hiram Wurf pointed me towards the satirical song "National Brotherhood Week"...

Ask Gareth: My Green Champions Aren’t Happy

5th February 2014

We're very excited here at Terra Infirma Towers about this new venture - Ask Gareth. The concept is very simple - you send me your...

Getting into a Sustainability Mindset

3rd February 2014

To act without knowing why; to do things as they have always been done, without asking why; to engage in an activity all one's life...

Work To Your Strengths

31st January 2014

Here's the latest in the Green Business Confidential podcast series. It's called "Work To Your Strengths" - a plea to focus your sustainability efforts on...

Red Tape or Green Light?

29th January 2014

UK PM David Cameron gave a speech to the Federation of Small Business (FSB) on Monday where he lauded the Government's drive to cut regulation....

Reasons to be cheerful (parts 1-327)

27th January 2014

We can be a gloomy lot, us environmentalists - always on the verge of despair. But, hold on a minute... Renewable energy produced a record...

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