In The Vanishing Face of Gaia, James Lovelock refers to the future British Isles as a possible ''lifeboat'' for survivors and refugees of climate change. An ark is better: more purposeful and the outcome more hopeful.
And I liked Ann Pettifor's Thoughts for the Week (I was trying to remember the Ann who regularly did awful Thoughts for the Day on BBC Radio 4. Ann(e) Atkins - that's the fella! No. No comparison really).
And I want to find how to do one of these origami Arks. The art of Japanese paper folding has always been fascinating.
And I like the slogan; Faith-motivated, Science-informed, Hope-driven.
And they appear to be big on bicycles.

















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