How Greta Thunberg’s Atlantic crossing is accidentally tackling period stigma

August 20, 2019August 6, 2025 ~ Jules Bristow ~ 2 Comments

https://youtu.be/WT8NemS6FmQ Greta Thunberg is currently crossing the Atlantic in the sailing yacht Malizia II in order to attend the UN Climate Action Summit in New York, which in addition to being an exciting adventure for her of which I am extremely envious is a CO2 neutral alternative to a flight that would have released two … Continue reading How Greta Thunberg’s Atlantic crossing is accidentally tackling period stigma

Packaging, piñatas, and punching up not down

June 24, 2019September 20, 2022 ~ Jules Bristow ~ 1 Comment

Why you shouldn't leave your packaging at the supermarket checkout, and what you should do instead The growing awareness of the impact of plastic pollution is being matched by an increasing awareness that plastic recycling is not the panacea it has been sold to us as - plastic can only be recycled into a lower … Continue reading Packaging, piñatas, and punching up not down

Sex, seeds and pseudoscience – why peppers don’t have a gender, and you can’t tell anything by counting their lobes

March 4, 2018January 27, 2020 ~ Jules Bristow ~ 1 Comment

We all love learning fun facts don't we, especially if they're something new and surprising. This animal can do something remarkable, this famous person has an unexpected talent, turns out you've been using this common kitchen item wrong your entire life you great walnut, bell peppers have genders and you can tell them apart by … Continue reading Sex, seeds and pseudoscience – why peppers don’t have a gender, and you can’t tell anything by counting their lobes