“This earth is not a resource, it’s a relationship. It’s a love story – that’s what the earth is”, says singer Regina Lund in this video for Greenpeace on the Rainbow Warrior boat. What is perplexing is why so few environmental organisations have gotten to grips with telling that love story, or with storytelling more generally. 
Or, at least, about communicating about it. Corporates are using innovative social media approaches when talking about sustainability — non-profits should take note.
Boris’ bikes are an important step in the right direction for getting more people on two wheels in London. But it seems that the city still has a lot to learn from the City of Ghent, Belgium.
“Sustainable living is like teenage sex”, few are doing it, and fewer are doing it “properly” said Joanna Yarrow, Founding Director of Beyond Green, at the Ashden Awards.
Become an urban explorer: walk from Canary Wharf to Tower Hamlets – spot the difference?
Given that the theme of the 6th International conference on community-based adaptation to climate change was communications, it’s only fitting that participants embraced social media as an important way to share lessons learned.
I roll the die once: five. The group rolls a second die: six. Total: 11. Result: I lose. In this game of chance where I’m playing the role of a farmer, my crops are wiped out by heavy rains and …
