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By damianjhursey Posted on October 17, 2024

Should we welcome the return of CCS?

By Jeremy Williams “We have found that carbon capture and storage in the North Sea can reduce emissions from gas and coal power stations by up to 90%,” said the … Continue reading Should we welcome the return of CCS?

Categories: business, Climate, Culture, Discussion, Economics, Environment, Politics, PovertyTags: Carbon, Carbon capture, climate-change, energy, Environment, renewable-energy, sustainability
By Jeremy Williams Posted on March 29, 2024March 19, 2024

Balance: The Islamic case for Joy in Enough

Laudato Si, the encyclical written by Pope Francis in 2015, was a highly influential document in the climate change debate. It articulated a theology of environmental and social justice that … Continue reading Balance: The Islamic case for Joy in Enough

Categories: Discussion, theology
By Jeremy Williams Posted on November 30, 2023October 30, 2023

Completely impractical ways to change the world: conclusions

Over the last few weeks Hilary Blake has explored six completely impractical ways to change the world, and now for some conclusions.  We have reached the end of our impractical ways … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: conclusions

Categories: DiscussionTags: impractical
By Jeremy Williams Posted on November 23, 2023October 30, 2023

Completely impractical ways to change the world: rest

Hilary Blake continues her series on completely impractical ways to change the world. Because there are so many good people and organisations talking about practical solutions to the world’s problems. … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: rest

Categories: DiscussionTags: impractical
By Jeremy Williams Posted on November 16, 2023October 30, 2023

Completely impractical ways to change the world: listen to children

Hilary Blake continues her series on completely impractical ways to change the world. Because there are so many good people and organisations talking about practical solutions to the world’s problems. … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: listen to children

Categories: DiscussionTags: impractical
By Jeremy Williams Posted on November 9, 2023October 30, 2023

Completely impractical ways to change the world: grieve

Hilary Blake continues her series on completely impractical ways to change the world. Because there are so many good people and organisations talking about practical solutions to the world’s problems. … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: grieve

Categories: DiscussionTags: impractical
By Jeremy Williams Posted on October 31, 2023October 20, 2023

Completely impractical ways to change the world: sing

Hilary Blake continues her series on completely impractical ways to change the world. Because there are so many good people and organisations talking about practical solutions to the world’s problems. … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: sing

Categories: DiscussionTags: impractical
By Jeremy Williams Posted on October 24, 2023October 20, 2023

Completely impractical ways to change the world: say thank you

There are so many good people and organisations talking about practical solutions to the world’s problems. Just for a change, let’s give ourselves permission to think smaller, simpler, and less … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: say thank you

Categories: DiscussionTags: impractical

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