We’re all familiar with the bleak environmental outlook, climate change and the pressure on resources. Most of us are trying to do something about it. In this talk, I look at what sustainability is, and how better to achieve it with our food, and our day-to-day living. It’s something I believe passionately about. I will draw on my experience of managing our smallholding . . . we are now just about self-sufficient in fruit and vegetables. We have solar panels, a wood pellet boiler, and are zero sum users of electricity. And we try to follow the mantra of reduce, reuse, recycle. This talk will give everyone at least a few ideas how to live more sustainably.
Any size audience, 1 hour
Views: 2055 | Enquiries: 2I was a police officer for 15 years, starting in London and finishing as a Detective Inspector at Moss Side in Manchester. When I left the police I started writing, and have been writing ever since.
My debut novel The Trail was published in 2020, and the sequel Cold Dawn in August 2022.
I live in the Peak District with my wife, and manage our smallholding, which includes bees and an orchard.
Website: jamesellson.com
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