By Peter Lesniak In order to begin to offset our carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions we must know two things; how much carbon we produce, and the means by which to offset it. One possible way to offset our emissions is through trees. Trees remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through Read more…
By Peter Lesniak There have been some discussions regarding the broader implications of nature in our social context that are, perhaps, difficult to observe in the way that we are used to. One of such implications comes thanks to reciprocal action, otherwise known as causality. What is causality? Causality, or Read more…
By Peter Lesniak Improving the air quality could play an important role in the post pandemic world. Air pollution has been known, for a long time, to weaken the immune system. According to the World Health Organisation, the health effects are serious – one third of deaths from stroke, lung Read more…
by Peter Lesniak There is mounting research which explores the influence trees have on our moods and wellbeing. All that’s needed is a soothing walk in the park to verify this. However, many people have long believed that there is also a connection between mental health and the immune system, Read more…
