The final words on The World at One today “ I’m wearing wool today as it’s so far the only fibre not to be polluting the Arctic/oceans. Follow Professor Kate Fletcher sustainable Fashion expert.
Interesting. This study published in @naturecomms reveals from patterns of satellite tagged hen harrier disappearances the suggestion of widespread illegal killing on British grouse moors https://t.co/Cvli1EWVRl
@CourtneyHammett@TheGoodDeath There’s plenty of geeenwash around. It’s all about raw material sourcing. The local, the better so you can see where it comes from and how it’s grown, or better still, recycled.
@peggy_woolley @janegarvey1 Wonderful comment Peggy! I always find myself drifting off, then coming back to the present and he’s talking history in present tense. Very confusing and not a little pretentious. Worth a lot more money than just going on about ‘women’s things’ eh?
I would love to ban microfibers! Microfibers, which are shed by synthetic fabrics, are underrated, insidious plastic pollutants. Every time the fabrics are washed, the water carries away some of their fibers, which end up in the ocean. @TEDTalks@TEDNews https://t.co/nFyxC6opPT
#STAE works to end the exploitation of endangered Asian elephants for tourism by lobbying governments & travel companies . Join me in supporting @stae_elephants campaign for a new law to ban UK advertisements of unethical entertainments using elephants . https://t.co/wZGkaoLBcc
@ChrisGPackham@themessengerdoc Even our healthy populations of wrens has taken a nosedive in numbers this year. I haven’t heard any in the dawn chorus on Dartmoor