The treasures of a sustainable and socially aware world through the eyes of a Danish Global Citizen
SusDane is a provider of stories about sustainability and social awareness for people with an infinite interest in different cultures, what makes society tick and how trust and understanding can be created between people in a globalised world.
Bacteria are bad - right? Or is it our incessant anti-bacterial warfare that is the real risk?
Have you ever heard of triclosan, a common anti-bacterial agent used in a frightening array of consumer products, from the anti-bacterial gels so prevalent in public places these days to cosmetics, kitchen products, clothes and even paint? No? I hadn't either, until recently.
Read MoreFamous for being litigious, to get the results they want, Americans just ‘lawyer up’. When it comes to environmental legislation, Europe has a thing or two to learn. James Thornton from Client Earth is just the guy to teach us!
Click here to read a profile on James, voted 'One of the ten people who could change the world' by the New Statesman in 2009.
Read MoreThe history of the tiny hebridean Isle of Eigg includes a clan feud, a massacre and a succession of eccentric lairds causing misery for the crofting tenant population. Then there was a revolution.
Click here to read the remarkable story of this extraordinary island, published in Sublime Magazine.
Read MoreIn the desperate bid to wring the last drops of oil out of this planet of ours, prospecting companies are drilling in the Arctic. With icebergs floating around, this kind of operation is an oil spill waiting to happen. Click here to read my interview with Luke Cordingley from Greenpeace, published in Sublime Magazine.
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