Enviro-Guilt: The Never Ending Quest To Become A ‘True Environmentalist’
Jimmy’s Story So I want to start off by telling you a story, it’s about a boy let’s call him ‘Jimmy’, he’s a pretty standard millennial, loving his life. He’s just graduated from university and he’s got his life all planned out, I guess he’s probably going to...
6 Disruptive Solutions to our Food Waste Problems
How bad is the food waste problem? It is becoming common knowledge that the global situation regarding food waste is bad…..really bad. So bad in fact that the latest estimates from the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations say roughly...Rob WreglesworthFollow
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Addy@adriana_lowe·
Can I please just go one ONE DAY without seeing this kind of rubbish??
It is a bear. It does not need to be fed strawberries from a bowl.
If you are desperate for likes on the internet go do yoga on a paddleboard or something and leave wildlife alone. https://t.co/RPTsXhxdog
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Rob Wreglesworth@environment_rob·
Has anyone read The Uninhabitable Earth yet?
I can't decide whether it is important work or if it will suck the motivation out of everyone.
Mostly because David Wallace-Wells' voice is the least inspiring thing I have ever heard
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#ClimateChange
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Dr Umran Ali@Dr_UmranAli·
My interview with @environment_rob for the @Disruptive_Env podcast. Interesting discussion on how we can leverage #videogames to #educate save our #natural #environment #ecology #nature #gamedev #PokemonGO . https://t.co/13puKLqSWH
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Disruptive Environmentalist@Disruptive_Env·
Episode 10: Can video games play a role in saving the planet?
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Rob Wreglesworth@environment_rob·
Great idea. We need to educate children rather than try and train them for jobs that may not even exist by the time they graduate. An understanding of the natural world should be near the top of that list
A GCSE in Natural History being discussed today on Radio 4 Today programme - listen at 2 hours 41 in. The wonderful Caroline Lucas.
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