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Tag Archives: Environment
The environmental hypocrisy of Prince Harry
In Britain this summer, hardly anything has made the news this summer outside of a few major stories. Brexit of course, various protests bringing London to a halt many of which are invariably environment related and the seemingly strained relations … Continue reading
Posted in Life, News, Opinion, Travel
Tagged Environment, Green Issues, Hypocrisy, Life, Prince Harry, Private Jet
7 Comments
London named the first National Park City in the World
When you think of a national park, images of sweeping landscapes and rolling hills likely spring to mind. So it may come as a surprise to learn that London has officially been crowned as the world’s first National Park City. … Continue reading
Posted in geography, Life, London, News, Politics
Tagged Environment, Extinction Rebellion, Green Issues, hedgehog, National, National City Park, Park
3 Comments
Alexander Parkes – The man who changed and poisoned the world
Alexander Parkes is another one of those people from the Victorian Age that is forgotten despite him changing the world and his story is being told in a new exhibition in Bow, East London. The fact the the exhibition is … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, history, Life, London, News
Tagged Alexander Parkes, Environment, Green Issues, Industry, Inventor, Nunnery Gallery, Plastic, Victorian
2 Comments
London – The first National Park City in the World
One way or the other, London is famous for many things. Whether it be History, finance, empire, culture or just the weather. One of the things that might not spring to mind when you think of London, however, is just … Continue reading
Posted in geography, Life, London, Photography
Tagged Environment, Hampstead Heath, London, National Park City, Park, Pocket Parks, Richmond Park, Wimbledon Common, Ye Olde England Tours
9 Comments
Has Trump handed over American Hegemony? Poisoning the world – the new American dream.
It’s always been one of the themes of history that I have found most interesting; that moment when the primary power in the world sees its position usurped. History is replete with turning points where one massive power is surpassed … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, News, Opinion, Politics
Tagged China, climate change, Donald Trump, Environment, One Belt One Road, Paris Accord, President Trump, USA
16 Comments
Olio – The Food Recycling App #zerofoodwaste
Every now and then the internet actually comes up with something undeniably good and helpful, maybe something that would actually be impossible before the 1990’s rather than just being another channel for selling you junk that you don’t need. I … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Opinion
Tagged #zerofoodwaste, Consumerism, Environment, food, food waste, Green Issues, Life, Olio, Recycling, vegetables
3 Comments
Amazing maps tracking the cargo ships of the world
I’ve posted plenty of posts dedicated to maps over the years but none quite like this. This special project was undertaken by UCL and Kiln in London and tracks all the major cargo vessels of the world. As well as … Continue reading
Posted in geography, Science and Engineering
Tagged Cargo Ships, climate change, English Channel, Environment, geography, Life, Maps, Oceans, Trade, Travel
3 Comments
The Red Squirrel Fightback begins!
It is one of our most loved creatures and like the Robin redbreast is one of our most treasured creatures. Symbolised in snowy British winters it is iconic and yet like most of us, I’ve never seen a Red Squirrel. … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Northumberland and Durham, Travel
Tagged birds, Environment, Grey Squirrels, Invasive Species, Life, Maps, Nature, northumbria, outdoors, Red Squirrels, Squirrels, wildlife, Woods
8 Comments
The death of the Aral Sea
Once the fourth largest inland body of water in the world and half the size of England has over the last few decades almost totally disappeared. The Aral Sea sits in the middle of the Kyzylkum Desert fed by the … Continue reading
Posted in geography, history, Life, Politics, Science and Engineering
Tagged Aral Sea, climate change, Desert, Environment, geography, Green Issues, history, Kazakhstan, Life, Soviet Union, Uzbekistan
9 Comments
How Technology Can Help Solve The Water Crisis In Africa
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, I was thrilled that I was approached and then commissioned to write for one of the leading academic environmental magazines in the world, TerraGreen after they read my post on The Green Wall … Continue reading
Posted in Science and Engineering, writing
Tagged #WPLongform, Africa, Desert, Egypt, Environment, Kenya, Life, News, Science, Technology, Terragreen Magazine, United Nations, Water, writing
14 Comments