It is time for courage to face the greatest threat to humanity and all life on earth. We must face the threat of the climate emergency, and then draw on our courage to act to ensure we do not face a terrible future. It’s a fight for our children’s future.
What can we do to prepare for un-liveable heat? The most important part, as always, is educating ourselves! With extreme heat, the most important
Adaptation for wet bulb temperatures (the short version) Read More »
IT FELT LIKE WE WERE ALL given a big time out during the pandemic. We were sent to our rooms and told to reflect and consider
Uncommon Courage #79 A time for reflection Read More »
This article – Yes, the Climate Crisis May Wipe out Six Billion People – is a great read and simply explains our predicament. Published in 2019
We are in the ‘Plague Phase’ for humanity Read More »
This is the year it’s predicted we’ll reach peak oil. Read this article if you don’t understand what that means, but essentially, we’ve got half
What does peak oil mean to you and I? Read More »
In a recent Climate Courage, we focused on where we live and the risks we face. Never a pleasant conversation, but if we pay attention
Climate Courage: is where I’m living safe? Read More »
Since July this year, I have personally experienced four extreme weather events on three continents – Europe, Asia and Australia.
The humility of four extreme weather events in four months Read More »
As I was wandering around Europe over the summer, I spent a lot of time thinking: how can I do a better job at communicating the urgency
Welcome to Climate Courage – the actions we can all take, an introduction Read More »
All over the world the waste crisis is escalating and it’s out of control. It’s truly horrific to see how we are allowing this to happen
How do we clean up the Klongs (canals) in Phuket? Read More »
I LOVE meat. Love it. Always have, always will. But the abundance of meat is one of the key challenges we must address
How to get your family committed to reducing meat consumption Read More »
We’re coming up to three weeks since returning to Thailand from Europe, and I just can’t turn my body clock around. I’ve never had it this bad
Does jetlag really last this long? Or is it something else? Read More »