What would you like to be remembered for? What legacy will you leave after perhaps 80 years living on this planet? There is one thing that we in the UK will each leave behind, on average, after 80 years of present-day-typical living, unless we choose to change. That is a …
Are you looking for significant signs of hopefor the future, in our collective living-insympathy with the environment? If so, pleaselet me draw your attention to Farmer ManagedNatural Regeneration (FMNR), and specificallythe story of it as told by Tony Rinaudo in hisbook, The Forest Underground.Tony Rinaudo may be regarded as the …
When we talk about climate change, we often hear that the UK has made impressive progress in cutting emissions. Coal has disappeared from electricity generation. Renewable energy has expanded rapidly. Official statistics show greenhouse gas emissions falling steadily since the 1990s. All of this is true — and yet it …
Many of us find it easier to accept the reality of some feature of nature when we have a personal understanding of how it occurs. With this in mind, this briefing paper from Geoff Fishpool seeks to share the surprisingly straightforward explanation of the increase in global temperature witnessed in …
