Monday, 19 April 2021

Tree Appeal

Tree Appeal

Tree Appeal plants trees throughout the British Isles, mostly in schools but also in woodland and nature reserves. They are paid for by their corporate sponsors – there is no cost to the schools that receive them. Since 2005, more than 450,000 Tree Appeal saplings have been planted.

Tree Appeal gives environmentally responsible companies a way to integrate tree planting into their business activities and give back to the natural world.

Tree Appeal – Planting trees to create wildlife habitats, combat climate change and make a greener world.

www.treeappeal.com


Thursday, 15 April 2021

Caduceus - Healing for People, Community and Planet

Caduceus

Caduceus is a healing, spiritual magazine, launched in 1987, that focuses on psychological, emotional, spiritual, ecological and environmental health, therapy and growth, including holistic, energy and complementary medicine. Quarterly, it is available in print or digital format by subscription or individual copy and from various outlets. Topics covered include the frontiers of sacred science, non-orthodox cancer treatments, vitamin D, sunlight health benefits, sound healing, vitamins and minerals, iodine, antibiotics hazards, the microbiome, electromagnetic fields and pollution, deforestation, psychic healing, megalithic sites, cymatics, the Shakespeare authorship debate, Mary Magdalene’s identify and Yogananda. The two recent issues focus on non-vaccine treatments for Covid. Editor: Simon Best. www.caduceus.info

Email: simon@caduceus.info

Tel: 01373 455260 or 07724 749354

Monday, 12 April 2021

Carbon emissions from flying

carbon emissions from flying

According to a report in the Guardian, an elite minority of frequent flyers cause most of the climate damage resulting from aviation’s emissions. In England, just 10% of the population took more than half of all international flights in 2018. Globally, the frequent-flying 'super emitters' only account for 1% of the world’s population yet caused half of aviation’s carbon emissions in the same year. Given that 90% of the world’s population did not fly at all in 2018, its clear that this tiny 1% minority are causing a disproportionate amount of carbon emissions. Since the aviation industry receives an annual subsidy through an exemption from tax on fuel, poorer people are effectively paying the price for the lavish lifestyles of the elite minority.

This has understandably angered climate campaigners, many of whom are calling for a frequent flyers tax, whereby the first flight in a year would incur no tax so that annual family holidays are unaffected. However, a levy would then be applied to each additional flight. This would mean that those responsible for most of the aviation emissions incur most of the cost, which most people would agree is a reasonable outcome.

Thursday, 8 April 2021

Re-wrapped - designer led wrapping paper

Re-wrapped

Re-wrapped produces designer led wrapping paper and other products, using 100% recycled unbleached paper and environmentally friendly vegetable inks. Their range includes wrapping paper, matching swing tags, greeting cards and notebooks. They also provide a customer print service, allowing customers to bring their own wrapping paper designs to market, as well as producing business cards, corporate notebooks, flyers and other marketing materials, all using post consumer waste that has not been bleached. www.re-wrapped.co.uk