by sk-admin | Mar 13, 2026 | Notes from a Warming World
To what extent did climate change play a part in this winter’s very wet weather and widespread flooding in parts of Britain. And to what extent did it play a part in the succession of catastrophic storms that hit southern Europe? Answers to both questions are...
by sk-admin | Feb 27, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World
In a world in which tropical forests are depleted by roughly 8m hectares gross every year (that’s about the size of the island of Ireland), here is a good news story from Costa Rica, which is one of a few tropical forest countries to have reversed...
by sk-admin | Feb 13, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World
Recently we wrote about political and media pushback against countries’ net zero targets. These are policies which, in order to tackle climate change, aim to make countries carbon neutral by a certain date, commonly by 2050: by that date not to emit more...
by sk-admin | Feb 9, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World
At 7.00 pm on Thursday 26th February Robert Craig, Trustee and Chairman of the Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers, will be talking at the Quaker Meeting House about how, working with the award winning Nestlé-First Milk Partnership, he is transitioning...
by sk-admin | Jan 30, 2026 | News, Notes from a Warming World
Sometimes in our work we meet a climate change sceptic, and occasionally an outright denier. And when we do, we are always a little perplexed, given the weight of scientific evidence for humancaused climate change. That – together with what is actually happening...
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