Gareth's Blog - Terra Infirma

Book Review: Blueprint for a Safer Planet by Nicholas Stern

20th May 2009

Nicholas Stern's 2006 eponymous report has been credited with taking the climate change debate out of academic and green circles and into the 'real world'...

More low carbon workshops with yours truly

18th May 2009

Once again I'll be facilitating two sessions at the Low Carbon Innovation Network, this time on 11 June at the Olympia, London.The sessions are:1. Long...

Would I join a club which would have me?

13th May 2009

I've just received an invitation to become a Fellow of the prestigious Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) on account...

Never Google “Climate Change”…

12th May 2009

I've been refreshing my climate change slides for a couple of forthcoming workshops - one with NHS directors and the other for staff from a...

A new start for district heating?

8th May 2009

According to the ENDS report, the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has commissioned a report on district heating in the UK, which accounts...

Swine & Sustainability

5th May 2009

OK, now it appears safe to do so, let's have a look at the probable origins of swine flu. We take a natural system -...

New Phone Number for Terra Infirma

29th April 2009

We're always working to improve our services to our customers and, as part of this drive, we've just upgraded our phone system. The new number...

Greener businesses doing better in the recession

27th April 2009

According to Management Consultancy, AT Kearney, in 16 of the 18 industries they studied, companies committed to sustainability outperformed industry averages by 15% over the...

Another Al Gore Movie

24th April 2009

Here's another Al Gore presentation on climate change from TED.com - updating on the science and proposing some solutions. It's over a year old, but...

Will Gordon give us green green shoots?

22nd April 2009

It is budget day today here in the UK and it is probably the trickiest budget to pull off in living memory. The big question...

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