The benefits of quitting smoking and 5 natural ways to kick the habit
At this point, we are all aware of the dangers of cigarette smoking and how beneficial it is to health to quit smoking. Despite all the information currently available about the health effects of smoking, about 14% of us still…
A plea from the heart
John Armitage is an old colleague of mine from the RSPB and was formerly what then was a Regional Officer, but would now be a Regional Director, for what would then have been Northwest England but would now be about…
8 dishes that are ideal for a summer potluck
Fresh and seasonal, these recipes offer maximum flavor for minimal effort.
Things They Don’t Tell You About Moving Into a Tiny House
I understand that my tiny house experience is pretty unique. We built our home on a foundation halfway up a mountain. And when I say…
5 ways to shift consumers towards sustainable behavior
How can we translate this consumer sustainability buzz into actual action?
Great Square points to Andromeda galaxy
If your sky is dark, you’ll enjoy locating these stars and using this method of finding the Andromeda galaxy.
Cheap Renewables Will Price Out Oil on Roads
The days of oil as a fuel for cars, whether petrol or diesel, are numbered − because the economies offered by wind and solar energy and other cheap renewables, combined with electric vehicles, are irresistible, a French bank says. BNP…
The Electric Vehicle Revolution Is About To Get Messy
Those of us who have followed the electric vehicle market for several years (or, for some of you, decades) can easily get complacent about where the EV revolution is and where it’s headed. We can be lulled into a semi-sleeping state by monthly sales reports, by routinely seeing EV market share of 1–2% in some markets, 5–10% in others, and 50% in Norway. We can be blown away by the Tesla Model 3’s success, while at the same time underestimating what it means
Bird Fair slower thoughts
Yesterday I gave you some quick thoughts on the Bird Fair – here are some slower thoughts. I love the Bird Fair – it’s like an old friend – much loved even with its idiosyncrasies and irritating habits. And I…
U.S. Fracking Boom Likely Culprit in Rapid Rise of Global Methane Emissions
The boom in U.S. shale gas and oil production may have ignited a significant global spike in methane emissions blamed for accelerating the pace of the climate crisis, according to research. Scientists at Cornell University have found that the “chemical…
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