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Reason to be cheerful: Denmark gets a new national park today

Today marks the opening of the Kongernes Nordsjælland (Kings of North Zealand) National Park, comprising 5,000sq km of forest and 60sq km of lakes as well as a number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Posted byJack29th May 2018Posted inEnvironmentTags: national parks, wildlifeLeave a comment on Reason to be cheerful: Denmark gets a new national park today

Concentric, eccentric by Felice Varini

I was very happy to finally make it to Carcassonne last week. It has been on my list since reading Kate Mosse’s Labyrinth over a decade ago. As we got our first glimpse of the spectacular citadel, we noticed something a bit odd! Gaudy yellow stripes streaked across the city walls and towers.

Posted byJack23rd May 201824th May 2018Posted inPhotosTags: Carcassonne, Felice Varini, modern artLeave a comment on Concentric, eccentric by Felice Varini

Every Google search results in CO2 emissions. This real-time data viz shows how much

Read the post on Quartz.

Posted byJack11th May 2018Posted inAsideTags: joana moll, sustainabilityLeave a comment on Every Google search results in CO2 emissions. This real-time data viz shows how much

How sustainable is the Internet?

“Please think about the environment before printing this email.” It’s a request many of us are probably familiar with. It seems reasonable, but it also implies that an email, and by association the web, is a green medium. Sadly, this isn’t exactly true. What if I told you that the Internet is the largest coal-fired […]

Posted byJack1st May 2018Posted inOpinionsTags: green web, sustainability4 Comments on How sustainable is the Internet?

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