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Kim Grant: The Power of Mindful Photography (opens the original)
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Photography gave me a way to express myself and see the world more clearly.Through the lens, I found peace, joy, and a connection to something far greater than myself.In a world full of challenges, what if photography could help us see the light?Kim Grant is a mindful photography guide based on the Moray Coast, Scotland. In this episode she shares her journey, how photography has changed her life, and how she now helps others to find the same joy, connection and appreciation for the beauty that
The Beauty in Low Energy Living, with Mike Berners-Lee (opens the original)
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Despite technology enabling us to become more efficient at almost everything we do, our demand for energy, year on year, continues to rise. What on earth is going on? And what is all this energy really doing for us? Is it making our lives better?In this conversation with Mike Berners-Lee, the hugely respected climate campaigner and author of How Bad Are Bananas, There is no Planet B and A Climate of Truth, we talk about how re-evaluating how we are using energy, and making a conscious effort to
Dave Powell: Our Brains on Flying in a Climate Crisis (opens the original)
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On the face of it, something doesn’t seem to make sense. Most of us are worried about climate change, and most of us also believe that flying is a major contributor to climate change. Yet around half of the UK population flies at least once a year, some much more than that, with demand continuing to grow.What is going on there? If there appears to be something irrational - a disconnect between what we understand and the choices we are making, why might that be? Is there something about the way o
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