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Fourteen eco-activists have written sections of “Small World Big Ideas. They all seek change in our ways of living. It is a book well worth reading. It is edited by Satish Kumar, who is also the Editor Emeritus of Resurgence and Ecologist, as well as being a peace activist and ecologist. He has written both…
Read MoreAt first glance, this would seem to be a rather unusual statement. Not too long ago, I would have thought the same. However, a recent Radio4 programme opened my eyes as to why there is a lot of possible truth in this statement. At the moment, there are some quite unstable leaders on the world…
Read MoreWhat about nature’s environmental gifts here at home? Please read Jonathon Porritt’s article about the UK’s potential for Tidal Power, the majority of which has been included here.
Read MoreA short, personal summary by Jeff White, regarding the COP 29 Conference, the G7 Summit and the Plastics Conference, which many people – including Jeff – believed were rather dismal.
Read MoreWhat is the extension to the ‘Quiet Revolution’? It is to Communicate with people, as Jeff has learned driving night buses in London. To make a connection with many of the people he meets, even with strangers, has gladdened his heart. In our everyday lives, we need to connect with people we come into contact with. This will often yield surprising positive results.
Read MoreThe world is entering a critical phase, with Climate Change getting worse every day. Why do School Curriculums not include full mandatory Environmental Courses? After all, is it not our children who will suffer even the greatest results from the Climate Change catastrophes ahead, if they are not educated properly about it?
Read MoreCan we really count on the Global Plastics Treaty actually working? Are there too many issues actually working against it?
Read MoreThe Earthshot Prize finds and grows the solutions that will repair our planet. We face our greatest challenge: to regenerate the place we all call home in the next ten years. We believe in the power of human ingenuity to prove to us all that the seemingly impossible is possible. Visit Website Visit…
Read MoreLike many others, Quakers’ understanding of environmental issues has developed over time, and continues to do so. There has always been a love of the natural world and a sense of responsibility towards its care, but resulting actions have changed radically over the years, due to increasing knowledge and opportunity. Visit Website Visit website https://www.quakersintheworld.org
Read MoreBuglife is the only organisation in Europe devoted to the conservation of all invertebrates. They are actively working to save our rarest little animals, everything from bees to beetles, worms to woodlice, and jumping spiders to jellyfish. If the invertebrates were to disappear, the world’s ecosystems would collapse. Visit Website Visit website https://www.buglife.org.uk
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