We started with spreadsheets. Spreadsheets are great for numbers, but not ideal for everyone, however they are good enough for phase one while we prove what we can do (we have plans for running our personal carbon accounts on technology suitable for everybody). First of all though we have to work out the how and…
Author: Adam Hardy
Zoologist at heart. Environmentalist by necessity. Stage hand, financial trader, secretary, card payments designer, software developer, fossil fuel big data warehouse consultant. Amateur psychologist. Now climate change salvage engineer.
Monthly Meet-up in Finsbury Park, last Monday of the month
Come along to the EcoCounts meet-up every last Monday of the month at the Oak-N4 bar in Wells Terrace, Finsbury Park. Meet other like-minded people and discover what we’re all about. Monthly Meet-up Address 5-7 Wells Terrace,London N4 3JU Starting Mondays 7pm Drop us a line if you want to tell us you’re coming Phone…
Get Involved
About EcoCounts We are a new charity based in North London, whose main aim is to bring people together to act on climate as a group, measuring our progress as we go. Who are we looking for? Do you want to take part in something that involves people of all backgrounds, having a sense of…
The Lent Sessions at St Luke’s
EcoCounts’ Adam will be running 5 sessions at St Luke’s on how we can all live move sustainably, starting on Tuesday March 8th, the week after Shrove Tuesday. Lent is a period in the Christian calendar for fasting, contemplation and dealing with temptation, so what better undertaking can we do than tackle the temptations which…
RSA Islington Presentation Sept 2021
Thanks you for attending the first ever presentation from Carbon Counts, and thank you also to the RSA Islington for hosting us. This video contains the credits for the CO2 1-tonne bubble mountain graphic. Sign up to join in the discussions on our Flarum forum: https://forum.carbon-counts.org.uk/ The PDF of the slide deck can be downloaded…
Our Theory of Change
A graphic displaying how it is now to a community that EcoCounts seeks to create.
Our Top Ten Things To Do
Every self-respecting climate-friendly, sustainability website has its list of things to do, and this is ours! Being eco doesn’t need to be expensive, in fact there are lots of ways you can save money and be more climate-friendly. Here are the top changes you can make to live more sustainably.