I am pretty sure that if a poll were held today, to determine what percentage of the population was terrified by the prospect of dangerous climate breakdown, the number would be pretty small. Plenty of people would likely say they were concerned, quite a few would probably admit to being seriously worried, but terrified, no,… Continue reading Climate breakdown – why we need to be more afraid by Bill McGuire
When a community joins forces with one goal in mind, they are bound to make a difference. We’ve seen the impact of collaborative efforts during the pandemic, in politics, around crowdfunding campaigns, on social media, and more. The driving force behind many of these efforts comes down to technology and its ability to unite people… Continue reading Connect with others to take action on climate change by Earth Hero
We all know that some of our habits need to change if we are to stand any chance of making progress in the battle against climate change. With temperatures rising, ice caps melting and freak weather conditions becoming more common, it’s hard to ignore the effect that we are having on the planet. Whilst there… Continue reading Three ways businesses are using sustainable technology to fight climate change by The Sixth Degree
A large scale of the coal mining industry developed over the industrial revolution as it became a primary source during the 1950’s. However, whilst the industry grew economically, the conditions for the mining personal deteriorated as groups of up to 900 would delve into the coal pits, meters below the earth’s atmosphere. This is where… Continue reading Is the coal mining industry evolving or deteriorating and has its industrial power been lost through the ever-advancing technological power? by Annabelle Gauntlett
To cheer you up during the dark winter, here is an optimistic guest blog by Neil Kitching, Scottish author of Carbon Choices on the Common-sense Solutions to our Climate and Nature Crises. You can see more from Neil at http://www.carbonchoices.uk. Climate optimism? Why on Earth is a serious writer on climate change writing an article… Continue reading Climate Optimism by Neil Kitching
At Firebrand Promotions, we work with companies across various sectors, supplying them with branded merchandise. Merchandise is used for several reasons, such as event giveaways, corporate gifts, office stationery, onboarding packs and much more. We have been on our sustainable journey since 2017. This began with our ‘Project Green’ initiative. We recognised that the products… Continue reading 3 ways to help your business become more sustainable by Firebrand Promotions Ltd.
What would happen to the earth if bees became extinct? …seems like an illogical question to ask, as realistically, how could such a small insect evolve any detrimental impact? The truth is, if the species of the bee were to become extinct then humans would be living on a timeline, one of which is estimated… Continue reading A life without bees is a world without life by Annabelle Gauntlett
Neil Kitching is a geographer, former accountant and now works as an Energy Specialist for Scottish Enterprise. He recently published his first book, Carbon Choices, on the common-sense solutions to our climate and nature crises. Here Neil outlines his ten ‘building blocks’ which society needs to put in place to tackle climate change. Have you ever… Continue reading 10 steps to solve our Climate Crisis by Neil Kitching
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