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…
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No Fuel, No Fare, No Emissions
Around a quarter of car trips in England are under two miles, a distance most people can cycle in about ten minutes. Transport is a big slice of the average…
Rent it, don’t buy it: Library of Things
Across London, thousands of households each own their own things, sitting idle in cupboards every day of the year but one, only to get thrown out or passed on. The…
AI – the Cost We Don’t See
AI promises faster work and greater productivity, but every AI response relies on data centres that consume huge amounts of electricity and water. Some data centres are the size of…
Check In to a Bee Hotel
Around a third of the food we eat depends on pollinators, yet many of the UK’s wild bees are losing the habitats they need to survive. The good news? You…
The Greenwashing of Salmon: why Organic isn’t the Solution
Salmon is one of the UK’s most popular seafoods, yet its healthy, sustainable image obscures a troubling reality. As criticism of intensive aquaculture has grown, the industry has leaned heavily…
Climate Anxiety to Climate Action
Feeling overwhelmed about the climate crisis? You’re not alone. As headlines grow more urgent, climate anxiety is becoming very real. The key isn’t to ignore it, but to channel it…
Cut Your Energy, Cut Your Exposure
When global tensions rise, energy security becomes personal. Using less energy at home doesn’t just cut emissions, it lowers bills and reduces reliance on volatile fossil fuel markets all year…
AI & Us – Recap
Here are all the notes, links and resources we discussed at AI and Us in March, and a recap of the most important points from Maxime. Links and Resources Social…
Easter Eggs & Cocoa
Easter brings endless chocolate choices, but our Easter eggs have a bigger story behind them. Cocoa is increasingly under pressure from climate change, and the chocolate we buy can help…
Growing Food in London Follow-up
Last Monday (2nd), we had a great session on urban food growing in London. Jack shared the floor with Katherine who discussed the Right to Grow movement in North London…