Joyce Fegan: Managing my eco-anixety this Christmas is difficult

I wonder if children had a choice, would they prefer if we got our act together to tackle climate change or bought them an array of presents from a bumper toy store, asks Joyce Fegan

Joyce Fegan: Managing my eco-anixety this Christmas is difficult
Fri, 29 Nov, 2019 - 21:00
Joyce Fegan

I wonder if children had a choice, would they prefer if we got our act together to tackle climate change or bought them an array of presents from a bumper toy store, asks Joyce Fegan

CHRISTMAS feels different this year. So far 2019 has given us the Amazon forest fires, unprecedented flooding in Sheffield and Venice, and two more reports from the UN, with scientists spelling out dire warnings about the future of this planet.

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