Gemma Rickard - Save Our Shropshire

We are not acting fast enough

June 16, 2021November 24, 2021 Gemma Rickard

The independent Climate Change Committee has just produced a report which says that the risks to people are increasing, but our actions are not happening fast enough. In this report, more than 60 risks and opportunities have been identified, fundamental to every aspect of life in the UK covering our (more…) Read More

WWF’s Emissions Possible guide

June 8, 2021November 24, 2021 Gemma Rickard

The Carbon Literacy Project reports that since 2013, all UK quoted companies have been required to report on their annual greenhouse gas emissions. In April 2019, this was extended to large registered companies. Whilst small businesses currently remain exempt, they are encouraged to report on their greenhouse gas emissions wherever (more…) Read More

Breaking Boundaries: The Science of our Planet

June 4, 2021November 24, 2021 Gemma Rickard

David Attenborough’s latest documentary on climate change, “Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet”, airs today on Netflix! It is set to be one of his most significant films to date, as he teams up with scientist Johan Rockström to examine Earth’s biodiversity crisis, and how we can still avert (more…) Read More

Phasing out gas boilers by 2025 in UK

May 28, 2021November 24, 2021 Gemma Rickard

Traditional gas boilers may be phased out by 2025. Watch this video. The future might be hyrogen. So listen to this 45 minute video from Worcester Bosch – a leading UK bolier manufacturer – uploaded January 2021: (more…) Read More

Sky News launches daily climate show

May 21, 2021November 24, 2021 Gemma Rickard

Sky News has launched a new daily climate show, which gives you up to date news and views on issues to do with climate change. Here is the announcement. (more…) Read More

Save our Shropshire – SOS

May 19, 2021November 24, 2021 Gemma Rickard

Save our Shropshire is a new organisation dedicated to improving the climate for the people of Shropshire. There are around 500,000 people, 20,000 businesses and 4,000 farms in Shropshire. All must take action as part of a global movement to reduce carbon dioxide and harmful gases in the environment. There (more…) Read More

Author: Gemma Rickard