Dropping the (Carbon/Climate) C-Bomb
Fun, Friendly, Factful Newsletter #212
Our article is a climate activist’s guide to when, where and how to drop the C-bomb, where ‘c’ = ‘climate’, ‘carbon’, or some other culture war trigger word.
Our video is a short from Ep 6 of Ben Law’s Woodland Year, proving once and for all that rustic panels can be clickbait.
Our podcast is Ep 2 of Teetering - how a Hawaiian beach bum held my career in the balance, which focuses on the art of ‘two waterbeds mating’.
Main Article
How To Drop The (Climate/Carbon) C-bomb Effectively: 5 Targets is a detailed guide to when, where and how to ‘mention the small matter of addressing our species’ suicidal path’.
This nuanced taxonomy is part of the See Through Network’s increasingly targeted and nuanced efforts to use its original content to maximum carbon drawdown effect.
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Video
The Short ‘Claire’s First Rustic Panel’, one of the first clipped from Ep 6: 'Learning Curve', of Ben Law’s Woodland Years, attracted 4K+ views in 3 days, and is still growing.
It shows Ben teaching Claire, one of his two apprentices, how to make a rustic panel from scratch, using the sweet chestnut products she’s been helping Ben coppice in Prickly Nut Wood.
Ben Law's Woodland Year is filmed over four seasons at Prickly Nut Wood, the Sussex home and workplace of Britain's best-known woodsman.
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Podcast
In Ep 2 Seduced by Sumo, we get to grips with this story, diving into the wormhole of 1990s sumo wrestling, as this hitherto obscure Japanese tradition transitioned from quaint cultural relic to global sport.
To follow Teetering - how a Hawaiian beach bum held my career in the balance:
Ep 1: Japan in 1993
Next: Ep 3: Sumo Fan
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