The Sustainable Business Plan
The Coronavirus and Carbon Emissions
In the past month, the world has seen a remarkably large drop in emissions of carbon dioxide, the main driver of global warming.
The reason is not necessary something to celebrate though.
Assembly members put expert speakers through their paces at first weekend of Climate Assembly UK
During the first weekend of Climate Assembly UK, expert speakers faced challenging and insightful questions from 110 members of the public selected to represent the UK population.
A case of ‘climate emergency’ or 'hit snooze for another 10 years’?
I recently discovered 'The Newsroom' boxset on Sky.
COP25: UN climate change conference, 5 things you needed to know.
Climate change is happening — the world is already 1.1°C warmer than it was at the onset of the industrial revolution, and it is already having a significant impact on the world, and on people’s lives. And if current trends persist, then global temperatures can be expected to rise by 3.2 to 3.9°C this century, which would bring wide-ranging and destructive climate impacts.
NPAG NHS Conference
On Thursday 5 December, I attended the NPAG Waste Management and Sustainability conference.
The Carbon Literacy Project
Our Carbon Footprint is defined as:
Back to Basics
On the 6th - 7th of November I attended Ecomondo, the Green Technology Expo, located near the seaside town of Rimni, Italy. After a relatively pain free, all be it mammoth journey, I arrived seemingly with the entire Italian population. I had been told the event was big, but nothing could really prepare me for just how big! More on that later.
Blended Learning
Blended learning, which mixes traditional face-to-face sessions with online learning, has become increasingly popular over the years. This style of learning provides a way to engage learners through group discussion, activity and online interaction.
The Environment Bill
The Environment Bill has been in the news a lot lately. On 29th October, it passed its second reading by MPs unopposed, but it still has a long way to go to receive royal assent and actually make it into law.