Extinction Rebellion; The Resistance to Save Humanity
We must act now in a concerted effort, or face extinction. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Environment
Why Blaming The 100 Worst Polluters is A Mistake
The blame game has reared its ugly head yet again, but the focus has moved from Bankers after the financial crisis to blaming polluters. Continue Reading →
The Conversation We Don’t Have But Desperately Need
The process of refining our social approach has provided our species with prodigious intellectual and technical advances. Continue Reading →
Climate Change Does Not Break the Laws of Thermodynamics
There is an idea circulating the internet that tries to explain away climate change because it violates the laws of thermodynamics. Continue Reading →
Product Longevity in a World of Consumption
Product Longevity is incompatible with capitalism as we know it. How do we address this from a sustainability perspective? Continue Reading →
How the Environment Plays a Pivotal Role in Human Development
There is an environmental influence in regards to human development, although the influences on the majority of lives are subtle they are certainly present. Continue Reading →
A Planet Devastated by The Age of Waste
We are not managing our household with impunity; failing to come into line with natural limits is impacting on every species on our planet. Continue Reading →
Poison in the Plastic Soup
Plastic never breaks down completely, even after breaking down to the smallest particles (microplastics) it remains plastic. Continue Reading →
How Solar Radiation Impacts on Our Planet
As greater amounts of long wave radiation are trapped in earth’s atmosphere global temperatures begin to rise. Continue Reading →