Switch off and give an hour for Earth on Saturday 25 March at 8:30 pm – joining millions across the world.
Earth Hour
Letters: ‘Decarbonisation utilising reduce, reuse and recycle’
“A recent programme by the Fully Charged Show featured Janus Trucks in Australia which removes diesel drivetrains from large trucks, replacing them with an electric alternative.”
‘Wild Isles’ Stunning Images & Vital Message For Us
The first episode was aired on BBC 1 on Sunday 12th of March whilst controversy was still raging across the media of the Beeb’s decision to broadcast 5 of the programmes with a 6th film, being released on iPlayer only.
Become A Spring Clean Champion with Litter Pick & Play
“The Litter Pick and Play Project empowers children and young people to improve local play spaces for their benefit and that of the whole community.” Marguerite Hunter Blair, CEO of Play Scotland
Regenerative Farming “it doesn’t have to be all or nothing”
“any system can improve with small tweaks.”
‘Folded Landscapes’ New Album by Erland Cooper
“I hope in this new work, a listener will be rewarded for their patience from a cold, glacial ascent by a slowly thawing, burning hope” Erland Cooper
Scotland’s Deposit Return Scheme: Why is there a Stooshie ?
Circularity Scotland announced that there will be an investment of £22 million to support small businesses to prepare for the introduction of the scheme. A two month grace period will also be given to businesses as the scheme begins, to smooth the transition.
Banning The Sale Of Peat: Share Your Views
“The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) is dedicated to plant conservation and stopped using peat more than 20 years ago, with no negative impacts on our world-class horticulture. ” Director of Horticulture at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Raoul Curtis-Machin
#Hydrogen Colour Choice
As the experts and politicians hail hydrogen as the next best thing to solve our energy problems, let’s take a closer look .
Trees for Life: The Benefits of Cooling Down
“Predictions based on current emissions reveal that heat-related illness and death will become a bigger burden to our health services over the next decades.” ISGlobal researcher Tamara Iungman
