The Personal Water Target
Google and government websites all quote the average Australian water consumption as 100kL/year. In 2018, though, the average use was only 73kL/year. Most widely available… Read More »The Personal Water Target
Google and government websites all quote the average Australian water consumption as 100kL/year. In 2018, though, the average use was only 73kL/year. Most widely available… Read More »The Personal Water Target
To help visualise the positive impact that a particular action will take on your contribution to climate change, this book employs an original infographic, the… Read More »The Personal Carbon Target
The simple carbon truth is critical to Australia’s international standing and future trade. Climate has been a toxic topic in Australian politics for two decades… Read More »Carbon Truth
The table below represents the primary sources for the figures used in the text of each tip represented in the book Your Life Your Planet.… Read More »Tip references
Food waste is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions as well as inequity in food distribution, writes Helen Andrew So food waste is absolutely… Read More »Helen Andrew addresses food waste
Geoff Ebbs uses Twiggy Forrest and Barnaby Joyce, in their respective cow paddocks, to tell the truth on greenhouse gas emission. “Always an instant conversation… Read More »Men with cows
Your Life Your Planet was launched in a video version of The Generator on Friday 12th February. Watch the half hour show here. Appearing on… Read More »Generator launch is loaded
Eat less meat. From the point of view of our body’s health, meat should be a supplement to, not the basis of, our diet. Eating… Read More »50 Eating Better Meat
Author of Your Life Your Planet, Geoff Ebbs, puts doctor and electric car owner, Erich Schulz, in the Cage for 26 minutes to get a… Read More »Geoff and Erich in the Cage
Your Life Your Planet will be available in bookshops within weeks. It emphasises the importance of walking, not only for your physical and mental health,… Read More »Ten neighbourhood secrets that might change the world