Designing and Facilitating Local Nature Recovery Strategies
Communities are invited to get involved with Berkshire local nature recovery strategies
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Circular Economy Actions At Home
Connecting the Circular Economy to your home life (and work) Just what is the Circular Economy and what does it mean for the choices you can make at home to support combating climate change? Circular@Home is a free and open week-long challenge to inspire action on Climate Change through a circular lens #CircularHomeChallenge As part
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5 Ways We’re Tackling The Wave of Ocean Plastic
What Are We Doing About Our Ocean Plastic Problem? The great plastic debate is never far from my mind (perhaps for many), with the UN’s World Oceans Day, seeing the Clean Waves Project “Advertising” display by Old Street Roundabout in London and speaking with the documentary makers of Uma Gota when on holiday in Brazil. It
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Eco Insights: Snapshots from Brazil
Eco Insights: Snapshots of Sustainability in Brazil Little observations, experiences and sustainability connections made during a recent holiday in Brasil in March 2018. From containers made from nature to plastic on the beach and circular economy discussions. Disclaimer: I’m afraid the Amazon, Football, Carnival and Rio do not feature, so perhaps a different taste of
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Start Somewhere – Share and Connect (On and Offline) (5)
Start Somewhere – Share and Connect (On and Offline) – Sustainability Tip (5) This is the final tip in the 5 part series looking at everyday activities, organisations and campaigns that support contributing to sustainable change. Although focused on Reading UK, it can hopefully inspire you to explore your local area or maybe instigate some of these
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Always Question And Make Your Choice Count (4)
The Role, Responsibilities and Choices of Product Designers and Buyers Having trained as a Product Design Engineer, I’ve always enjoyed solving problems, looking at peoples’s needs and designing solutions that meet them, products, services and platforms. Oh and materials, I love materials! What I soon began to grapple with and question, was the role of
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Broken Doesn’t Have to Mean Goodbye (1)
Repair and Fixing This is first part of a series looking at everyday activities, organisations and campaigns that support contributing to everyday sustainable change (in Reading UK and beyond) A Few Ideas for Number 1 (These are Reading based, however similar can be applicable in many other towns and cities). Broken doesn’t have to mean
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Five Sustainability Tips for Supporting Everyday Change
Sustainability Tips to Support Everyday Change What are the sustainability tips and steps you can take day-to-day to support moving to a more sustainable, resourceful and regenerative lifestyle (in Reading and beyond)? Did you watch Blue Planet 2 ? Perhaps you were shocked by the large-scale coral bleaching of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef or on hearing
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Climate Innovation Lab Comes To Reading
A Chance To Take Part In The 2017 Global Week of Green Business and the #ClimateMovement 19th of October in Reading ECO4CLIM17 is an official COP23 endorsed initiative, aiming to promote ecopreneurs, strengthen local green economy ecosystems and boost sustainable business networks. It is a week of activities held on October 16-22 in cities and communities across the
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Vote For Design Change!
What are the wasteful products that really make you angry? If you’ve not already seen, the People’s Design Lab is back, brought to you by Zero Waste Europe, launching the Redesign Europe Challenge (how apt). It’s even easier now to vote for the products that need to be redesigned or phased out the market (as actually
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