Skip to content Skip to footer

OPINION: F1 sustainability & anti-racism – the good, the bad & the ugly

It's no secret that the world of Formula 1 (F1) is synonymous with glitz and glamour, and with its revitalised success owing to Netflix and Liberty Media's rebranding and marketing—it's no surprise that everyone's been talking about it. However, there's much uproar regarding its growing popularity concerning its environmental and social impacts, particularly among its ardent…

Read more

Atlanta forests green is the new black

Want to Help Defend Atlanta’s Forests & Communities? Read on.

Two years after the #DefundThePolice uprisings, Atlanta's forests are under threat. 400 acres (that's equivalent to 400 football fields) of the city's forest is being cleared to build a massive police training center. Here's how you can help the communities defend the forests and themselves.  Stop Cop City! At the virtual Atlanta City Council meeting…

Read more

finland green is the new black

This Is How Finland Is Leading The Way With Its Carbon Negative Goals

In 2019, Finland's then left-leaning government pledged to make the country carbon neutral by 2035. And in a historic vote last week, the country's parliament voted to commit to carbon negativity by 2040. Let's dive into the world's most ambitious and legally binding climate target... What's carbon negativity? Before we jump into Finland, confused by…

Read more

ecovillage

Ecovillages: a new way of living with low environmental impact and high quality of life

Are you looking for a participatory learning experience about how to create a new way of living with low environmental impact and high quality of life, bringing together the four areas of regeneration: social, ecological, economic, and culture/worldview? Then this might just be for you.  Originally combined into a one-month experience in an ecovillage, The…

Read more

carbon bombs green is the new black

Exposed: Fossil Fuel Giants “Carbon Bombs” Threaten Climate Goals Worldwide

A recent Guardian investigation finds that major oil and gas companies are quietly planning 195 projects ("carbon bombs") that could trigger catastrophic climate breakdown.  A study, led by Kjell Kühne (Geography), published in the journal Energy Policy, found that just a few months after many politicians positioned themselves as climate leaders at COP26 in Glasgow,…

Read more