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A Cycle-logical Summer

9th August 2017

Just back from my second camping trip of the school holidays and the third this year – we're getting close to packing everything we need...

This makes me wanna scream…

3rd August 2017

Even as a committed carnivore, I found this article in the Observer on the increasing number of elite athletes turning to veganism really interesting at...

Happy 11th Birthday Terra Infirma!

1st August 2017

So, it is 11 years to the day that I jumped off the cruise ship of salaried employment and onto the windsurfing board of solo consultancy –...

What does ‘natural’ mean anyway?

28th July 2017

I love a bit of serendipity. I hadn't really been paying attention when Mrs K suggested a few days camping in Norfolk to kick off...

New! Employee Engagement for Sustainability Training

25th July 2017

I've been caught on the hop by my new Green Jujitsu: Employee Engagement for Sustainability online course getting approved by Udemy in super short time....

Game of Thrones and the Sustainability Vision Thing

19th July 2017

Great excitement chez Kane on Monday as, as soon as the junior members of the household were safely asleep, we could head back to Westeros and...

Plastic isn’t evil

17th July 2017

Every morning I walk up the hill to the newsagent for the morning papers and milk for breakfast. I try to pick up at least one...

On Demand: Sustainability Strategy Live! (& Coming Attractions)

14th July 2017

On Wednesday, as a bit of an experiment, I did a session on Sustainability Strategy using Facebook Live. I only got a handful of viewers...

Can you be too passionate about Sustainability?

12th July 2017

This month's Ask Gareth considers an excellent question from Anna-Lisa Mills of True North Sustainability: is your passion for Sustainability a help or a hindrance? In...

Me, the Tour de France and Green Jujitsu

10th July 2017

It's the first rest day in this year's Tour de France and I'm missing the action already. As I'm writing this, I'm listening to the analysis of...

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