Just like peeling back the layers of a banana, we’re here to discuss the hidden truths about our carbon footprints, sustainability, and ‘greener’ way of living. Our content hub is inspired by the book ‘How Bad Are Bananas?’ by Mike Berners-Lee and we aim to bring you a fresh, engaging, and informative perspective on creating a greener future.
Join us on this exciting journey as we delve into the world of carbon emissions, eco-friendly practices, and innovative leadership. Get ready to unpeel the layers of sustainability and be part of a community that’s making a real difference—one banana at a time!
We’ve combined bananas and climate change partnering with Fyffes to create the How Bad Are Bananas Youth Project that will empower thousands of young people to take real climate action and tackle food waste.
Can taking the train really beat flying for carbon impact? In this blog see how one traveller explores how swapping flights for trains to Gibraltar can dramatically reduce your CO₂ footprint and made for a more exciting adventure.
Too many climate training sessions leave people feeling overwhelmed, judged, or confused. So why aren’t we creating climate workshops that are engaging, inspiring and make taking action simple?
When it comes to climate engagement tools it can be hard to know what is ‘the best’, however, there’s no “one size fits all”.
Different people respond to different approaches and the tool you choose should depend on who
Just finished your Carbon Literacy training and looking for a simple guide on how to answer the paperwork? This blog will guide you through each of the three key questions on the form, offer handy tips and help you write
By Dr Sandra Lee
Climate action isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s also the smartest strategy for energy resilience, economic strength and national security.
Every UK household, school and business has felt the impact of rising bills
By Dr Sandra Lee
Think climate change won’t affect the UK? Think again. Using Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs this blog explores how climate change will affect every part of our lives in the UK
By Dr Sandra Lee
In a world where a paper straw can be championed as a climate solution and plastic bottles come wrapped in woodland imagery, how do we separate genuine progress from PR spin? This blog will help you
By Dr Sandra Lee
biggest bill shouldn’t land with everyday taxpayers it should go to those who profited most from the problem.
By Dr Sandra Lee
Doing nothing about climate change is the most expensive choice we can make. From rising costs to health risks and economic loss, inaction is already costing us. The real question isn’t “can we afford to act?…
