by Sune Nightingale | Dec 3, 2021 | Energy, Uncategorised
What’s a Carbon Budget? To stabilise global temperatures to a target level there is a finite total amount of greenhouse gas emissions that can be released. This is referred to as a carbon budget. Carbon budgets are FAR more useful than Net Zero by 20-whatever....
by Sune Nightingale | Jul 1, 2021 | Events, News, Travel
We’re proudly part of the Sustainable South Hams (SSH) group of groups – and had one of the regular meetings today. Alastair Mumford from came and told us about the wonderfully named ORCS – on street residential chargepoint scheme, with potential...
by Sune Nightingale | Apr 16, 2021 | Habitat, News
Hundreds of tiny forests Akira Miyawaki is a Japanese botanist who pioneered the Miyawaki method of planting micro forests in cities. They usually cover an area no bigger than a tennis court and entail doing a really dense planting of native trees, usually around...
by Sune Nightingale | Apr 12, 2021 | Art, Habitat
If you have a pond then here’s a brilliant, inventive and lovely idea that Ben Cazzola (my cousin) came up with. It’s great fun to do with the kids, fascinating for adults, and easy to do with things found lying around your home. This lets you see the...
by Sune Nightingale | Feb 5, 2021 | Uncategorised
Here is John’s Friday Good News roundup….enjoy: – – Afternoon all, There have been some very positive things happening this week but I’d like to start with my favourite which is that scientists from Oxford University have developed a...
