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Posts tagged "behaviour change"

Sustainability Choices…

Mar 11, 2019

There seems to be two opinions on the ability of the individual to make Sustainability choices: some believe we are all helpless pawns in the...

Sustainability – for the many?

Jun 11, 2018

  Sometime last Tuesday, a hashtag #PlasticFreeDay appeared on my Twitter feed. I was vaguely aware that it was World Environment Day, but, like so...

Why behavioural change for Sustainability is difficult (and how to make it easier)

May 21, 2018

Last week I was locking my bike outside one of my regular refuelling points when two Mobike employees appeared and started rounding up some of...

Skewing choices to Sustainability

Mar 21, 2018

As a foodie, I was very taken with the One Planet Plate project getting major restaurant chains to put one dish with strong sustainability credentials...

Sustainability… as a toaster?

Mar 5, 2018

No. I haven't gone crazy with snowbound cabin fever, I just happened to (re)read something about Steve Jobs which reminded me that Jobs' original concept...

Habit-changing is hard

Feb 5, 2018

Regular readers can't have helped notice my big personal goal for the year is to do a triathlon. As I mentioned last month my swimming...

Food for thought or gut instinct?

Aug 16, 2017

I really enjoyed the piece in last week's Guardian pricking the balloon of the 'clean eating' movement whose proponents claim that modern life is killing...

Cutting Corners: Making Sustainability the easy option

Mar 13, 2017

On Saturday I was at a workshop looking at improving the experience of pedestrians and cyclists in inner-city neighbourhoods in our city. One of the...

WaterAid makes me think twice!

Dec 5, 2016

A couple of years ago, the kids asked could we "send some money to poor people in Africa" and it has now become a regular...

Adding friction to unsustainable behaviour

Dec 9, 2015

Regular readers will know I'm a bit sceptical about the plastic bag tax – mainly because it's aimed at a minor environmental impact rather than...

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