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By damianjhursey October 9, 2025October 10, 2025

Threads of Resilience at the Sustainable Fashion Forum

Described as, ‘an afternoon of shared ideas and community conversations about sustainable style. with insights from makers, thinkers, and change-makers’, on Sunday afternoon I was both inspired and entertained by … Continue reading Threads of Resilience at the Sustainable Fashion Forum

By damianjhursey April 2, 2025April 9, 2025

Quakers Lead the Charge in Green Investment Declaration

British Quakers have joined the innovative Green Investment Declaration, a worldwide effort aimed at financing environmental sustainability. This initiative, backed by Operation Noah and the JustMoney Movement, recognizes Christian organizations’ … Continue reading Quakers Lead the Charge in Green Investment Declaration

By damianjhursey March 19, 2025

Good Energy – Takeover, or Makeover?

March 19, 2025 In a development that has left some long-time customers concerned, UK renewable energy provider Good Energy has been acquired by Esyasoft, a company based in Dubai with … Continue reading Good Energy – Takeover, or Makeover?

By damianjhursey December 12, 2024December 12, 2024

Growth: A Reckoning, by Daniel Susskind

by Jeremy Williams There is no political spectrum when it comes to growth. There is one God and one creed. In her brief tenure as Prime Minister, Liz Truss declared … Continue reading Growth: A Reckoning, by Daniel Susskind

By damianjhursey November 27, 2024

Greed for Space

We live on a small island. Yet we covet space for living or moving about. Many visitors from Europe find the size of our individual living space extraordinary. Proverbs 1:19 … Continue reading Greed for Space

By damianjhursey November 19, 2024

Wednesday 20 November – 7pm – The Affluent and the Climate & Nature Crises: a focus for advocacy and hope with Ian Christie

Wednesday 20 November – 7pm – The Affluent and the Climate & Nature Crises: a focus for advocacy and hope with Ian Christie Ian Christie is a co-investigator at the … Continue reading Wednesday 20 November – 7pm – The Affluent and the Climate & Nature Crises: a focus for advocacy and hope with Ian Christie

By damianjhursey 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?

By damianjhursey October 9, 2024October 9, 2024

BIG versus small – Plans to renew the ship

By Mark Dick Jubilee Co-operative Farm, above the River Glynn, is only 25 miles from Lough Neagh – the ‘gap’ in the middle of Northern Island and the largest fresh … Continue reading BIG versus small – Plans to renew the ship