The Observer has an article about people becoming anxious about the climate emergency. I don't think being anxious helps the planet.
One of the factors of the emergency is biodiversity.
The local environment group plants native plants along a creek creating habitat for native animals. We also remove the worst weeds. The community enjoys the improvements. We feel good and the environment improves.
It is better to lit a candle than to curse the darkness.
The article refers to the Imperial Colleges Grantham Institute which has list of nine actions for ordinary folk:
Incidentally the book mentioned in a previous post gave similar answers with analysis: Time to eat the dog? - the real guide to sustainable living by Robert and Brenda Vale- ISBN 978 0 500 28790 3
From 2019 I am living a more relaxed life. After 35 years I am retired from engineering practice.
You can expect me to mention retirement projects, travel and of course the beloved.
My hobbies may include nature, camping, repair, and reading.
Sunday, December 8, 2019
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