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Hot 8 Brass Band – In Memory of the Late Bennie Pete

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Sleep – Restoring Your Vitality

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How to Implement A Green New Deal

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Dipping into Marine Energy

Julian Jackson 27 October 2026 climateenvironmentgreen

  The global state of Marine Energy in 2026 is interesting. Although marine energy, sometimes called “Blue Energy” – that is wave and tidal power,…

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Key Environmental Challenges Facing the World Now

Julian Jackson 30 November 2025 climateenvironment

Here’s a breakdown of some of the latest major environmental issues and degradation trends — what’s going wrong now, and why many scientists and policymakers…

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Apocalypse Now: Climate Change Emissions Comparable to Catastrophic Asteroid Strikes

Julian Jackson 19 November 2024 climateenvironment

Understanding the true scale of the climate crisis can be difficult, but a groundbreaking study offers a striking comparison: the mass of human-produced greenhouse gases…

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Extinction Rebellion – The Beginnings

Julian Jackson 29 December 2023 climateprotestXR

Extinction Rebellion (XR) burst on the protest scene in 2018 with their witty and traffic-stopping rebellion to heighten awareness of how we are destroying our…

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Time To Embrace Nuclear Power?

Julian Jackson 9 November 2021 climatenuclear powerrenewable energy

The world is on the brink of the abyss. Climate catastrophe is upon us, and in the time of COP26 it is time to look…

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Extinction Rebellion – Fighting Back Against Climate Catastrophe

Stefano 19 May 2021 climaterebellion

Extinction Rebellion have come a long way since their first rebellion in 2018. They have moved direct action to the centre of anti-establishment actions, and…

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Biking Boost for Britons

Stefano 19 May 2021 bikingclimateenvironmenthealthwellness

There’s nothing quite like a good bike ride to blow the cobwebs away. Even in cycle-unfriendly Britain, there are a lot more cyclists on the…

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