Author: Jonathan Hyde

°climo #10: Beware the language of climate emergency

"Whilst the need to tackle the crisis is undeniable, politicians should remember that public discourse on climate does not exist in a vacuum." Ollie, from Durham, explores the impact of the emerging emergency language surrounding climate change...

ºclimo #9: Bee Spontaneous, Bee Aware

With nature's beloved bumble bee populations facing extinction, threatening earth's delicate network of life, check out this creative and spontaneous personal action to respond to the crisis.

ºclimo #8 – Q: How can I reduce my clinics impact on climate change?

"As an environmentally conscious Audiologist I'm wondering... How can I reduce my clinics impact on climate change?" A brilliant question from Murray Souter, who is hoping to *hear* from people with any advice!

ºclimo #7: It’s your world but…

"This is a bookmark, one of an ongoing series. I draw them in a public gathering place, beginning a chat and then offer the drawing as a gift..." Learn how illustrator and activist Harry North uses his creativity to start a very unique climate conversation...

ºclimo #6: Full Worm Moon

"...It should be time for spring, for planting, but on the plains the rivers weep..." Olivia Rosane provides us with a beautifully solemn poem processing the ecological devastation she reports on.

Response to ºclimo #4: Are there positives in climate change?

"I am a big believer in finding positivity in adversity, in finding the learning or growth that can be found in any situation, whether 'good' or 'bad'.” But does Jonathan see this applying to climate change? Read on to find out his response to 'Are there positives in climate change?'

ºclimo #5: Bless You

"When was the last time you sneezed? When was the last time anyone sneezed? What if no-one ever sneezed again?" Through poetry Small_Thoughts probes big questions about what change we deem noticeable and acceptable.