Author Archives: Jim McClelland
Are you ‘Living the Planetary Dream’?
If you take many of the good things about the concept of the American Dream – such positives as aspiration, opportunity, entrepreneurship, self-realisation, self-reliance, hard work, wealth distribution and financial security – and apply them to living within planetary boundaries, … Continue reading
Green tide on the rise for electric shipping
New writing… My latest piece for Eniday looks at the (slow) journey towards greater sustainability in shipping. You’ve heard of electric cars, buses and lorries, well, what about e-ferries? Championed by market leaders and supported by international policymakers, the drive towards … Continue reading
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Tagged Carbon, Climate Change, decarbonise, Electrification, Pollution, Shipping, Sustainability
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Global warming: Time for science, before it’s too late!
New writing… My latest piece for The Hub – the award-winning content platform curated by Mitsubishi Electric – tackles the herd-of-elephants-in-the-room subject of global warming. In the wake of the sobering, yet alarming, assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Risk, Global Warming, IPCC, Science, Sustainability
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Are businesses facing fuel poverty, too?
New writing… My latest piece for The Hub – the award-winning content platform curated by Mitsubishi Electric – tackles the burning issue of fuel poverty. As the nights start drawing in and many of us decide it is time to … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Cold, Electricity Bills, Energy, Energy efficiency, Energy Transition, Fuel Poverty, Gas Prices, Winter
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Learning to love carbon: ‘Responsible Business’ in The Times
New writing… Pleased to say I have had another article published in The Times newspaper, as part of a special Raconteur report on Responsible Business. Restorative is radical. To do more good, rather than just less harm, sounds simple enough, but … Continue reading