Back to ThoughtsWe’re living in a world more focused on “normalisation” than “conservation”Ubuntu Thoughts / Article / 7 min readJanuary 4, 2023 Author Simon Lodge Founder & Strategic Creative Director There has been a proliferation of memes lately that depict a series of huge waves representing various crises. The first wave represents the Covid-19 pandemic, followed by an economic recession, then a wave representing …
Back to ThoughtsEating local: The what and where of our eating habitsUbuntu Thoughts / Article / 6 min readNovember 14, 2022 Author Callum Berry Social & Media Manager This weekend, my partner woke up and decided he wanted to go for brunch. Even the maelstrom-esque weather outside couldn’t dissuade him. When eventually I relented and hopped online to book a table, I found myself …
Back to ThoughtsOverfishing and warming seas are putting species at riskUbuntu Thoughts / Article / 5 min readNovember 9, 2022 Author Callum Berry Social & Media Manager I love fish and chips. There are few culinary delights in the UK that can match a humble battered cod and paper-wrapped soggy chips on a warm, summer afternoon. But this holiday-maker treat is under threat by …
Back to ThoughtsFriday 9th September // Positive news round-upUbuntu Thoughts / 5 Min readSeptember 9, 2022 Author Callum Berry Content & Media ManagerAbout PNRFrom reports of rising temperatures to increased natural disasters, climate news can sometimes come off as all doom and gloom. So we’ve committed to sharing a weekly update called the ‘Positive News Roundup’ (PNR) that showcases just some …
Back to ThoughtsFriday 26th August // Positive news round-upUbuntu Thoughts / 5 Min readAugust 26, 2022 Author Callum Berry Content & Media ManagerAbout PNRFrom reports of rising temperatures to increased natural disasters, climate news can sometimes come off as all doom and gloom. So we’ve committed to sharing a weekly update called the ‘Positive News Roundup’ (PNR) that showcases just some …
The emissions no one seems to like talking about Ubuntu Thoughts / Article / 12 min readJuly 27, 2022 AuthorSimon Lodge Chief of Creative Sustainability Author Simon Lodge Chief of Creative Sustainability When it comes to climate change, the focus tends to be on carbon dioxide. But hot on its heels is methane (CH₄), the second most important greenhouse gas contributing to the climate …