Welcome to the short-articles hub.
The Friday Finds are short educational articles that can be about any subject in the eco and climate space. They give you facts and an overview of each topic – big or small, but no fake news!
Enjoy the posts (only in English).
Manchester’s Peatland🌍 Fighting Climate Change
August 29, 2025
Manchester’s Peatlands Holding on to holiday mode, even though school starts again soon! We just visited Manchester, UK, where my sister lives. We celebrated a big birthday together. Manchester is known as an old industrial city. But surprisingly, it is full of nature. In the Greater Manchester area, you’re always...
Paris grows greener
August 15, 2025
Paris goes green Paris. We’ll be there in just a few days! The city of love❤️. It is home to many world-famous sights from the Eiffel Tower🗼 to the newly restored Notre-Dame de Paris.⛪ But there is a new must-see in Paris; the glowing green spaces 🌱 – with many...
Too hot. It’s a heatwave
July 4, 2025
We are hopefully nearing the end. But right now (early summer 2025) we are still experiencing a heatwave. 🥵 The daily average temperature has been around 10°C higher than usual here. 🌡️Today, we are looking at a peak of 37°C. Temperatures are finally set to dip in a couple of...
Our wondrous oceans & the deep sea
June 27, 2025
Our oceans. Our most incredible defence system to the carbon problem. But our oceans have been weakened. They are less able to act as a climate regulator and support much needed adaptation. This month has been a big month for our oceans. It started with World Ocean Day on 8...
Summer solstice
June 20, 2025
It’s tomorrow – in the early hours of the morning. I’m talking about the summer solstice (in the Northern Hemisphere).☀️ The summer solstice mostly falls on 21 June (officially it does vary between 20-22 June). Actually, right now in a lot of Europe we are in the middle of a...
A handful of soil
May 30, 2025
Under our feet This is my favourite time of year for fruit and veg. The strawberries are super juicy, the cherries are sweet, the cucumbers are refreshing and the courgettes are slightly nutty. We have the soil to thank for our tasty food. The soil is the lifeblood of all...
Faith groups on climate
May 9, 2025
Goodbye Pope Francis🙏 Welcome Pope Leo XIV🙌 The passing of the Pope on Easter Monday, had me read about some of his major (climate) achievements during the 12 years of his papacy. Back in September of 2024 he famously said “the Earth has a fever” and that “the Earth is...
Blossoms blooming
April 3, 2025
I’m really enjoying seeing the blossoms blooming right now. 🌺 When I see the flowers of blossom trees I know that spring is around the corner. Blossom refers to the flowers of trees that bear fruit (with stones). Spring blossoms blooming 🌺In the south of France, the almond tree makes...
Your electronic devices
March 28, 2025
As I write and post this article I am leaving a carbon footprint. How many funny/informative/good news/bad news videos do you watch online every day? We all use electronic devices a lot. But how often do you think about your personal use and the impact of your electronic devices? Let’s...
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