Sure, the cycles of weather change, have always changed, climates ebbing and flowing through the millennia as species appear, go extinct, do their thing.
But what a chilling example – literally – of how rapidly the weather now fluctuates, whole regions of the earth thrown into vacation confusion, as the planet tries it damnedest but fails valiantly to absorb as much Carbon Dioxide as we can throw at it.
As a nation, Britain gets through 165 million cups of tea a day. When you take this into account, the energy saved as a nation could be astronomical should this product take off.
Change will happen. And when it does, I'll be there with you, breathing in the fresh air.
Habitat destruction and the introduction of the North American grey squirrel, along with the spread of disease threaten the red squirrel with extinction.
If the Ministry of Defence in the UK continue to play games with wind farm planners, UK renewable energy targets are going to be hard to achieve. Currently just 2% of the UK's electricity is sourced from renewable energy. It's time for answers, it's time for action.
The British honey bee is threatened with extinction unless something is urgently done to protect this endemic species.
Going to the great beyond in a ufo-shaped urn made of paper that slowly dissolves seems like a good idea.
I was surprised how far environmentalism in the UK has yet to go. Prior to interviewing people, I felt confident. Now I'm not so sure ... Insightful, intelligent responses suddenly suggest there's a mountain to climb!
