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#GoodNewsMonday – Saint-Joachim preserve their cemetery whilst providing renewable energy to their residents.

A town in western France named Saint-Joachim have reinvented their local cemetery that was suffering from frequent winter floods into a collaborative energy scheme to provide energy to the towns residents by utilizing canopy solar panels. The solar panels are serving a multi-functional use of generating energy whilst prevent rainwater from accumulating, protecting the existing grave-sites.

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Life at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary: The rehabilitation and release of rescued seal pups

Life at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary: The rehabilitation and release of rescued seal pups

Life at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary: The rehabilitation and release of rescued seal pups

I am currently on a three-month internship at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary working with their Animal Care Team. The role requires me to aid...

Ben Haden

Dec 12, 20235 min read

Sunken Meadows: The Diminishing of the UK's Seagrass Ecosystems

Sunken Meadows: The Diminishing of the UK's Seagrass Ecosystems

Sunken Meadows: The Diminishing of the UK's Seagrass Ecosystems

Seagrass beds in the UK are disappearing at an alarming rate due to climate change. These underwater meadows are vital for marine ecosystems

Molly Cornwell

Jul 4, 20233 min read

The Language of Climate Crisis: How Words Shape Attitudes and Drive Action

The Language of Climate Crisis: How Words Shape Attitudes and Drive Action

The Language of Climate Crisis: How Words Shape Attitudes and Drive Action

Language defines how we perceive events, let's delve into the intriguing history behind the language of the climate crisis

Katie Duffy

Jun 13, 20235 min read

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