Laura Tobin: Everyday Ways to Save Our Planet

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The GMB star has detailed the best ways to reduce waste at parties and admitted that she's been caught sifting through bins during a number of soirées down through the years while her friends are lapping up the atmosphere.It is quite stressful knowing all of these statistics, and the more you research it, the more you find - so it can be quite difficult when some people are really trying every single day to be greener and more sustainable. But then you see others who throw their recycling in the wrong bin, or people who don't realise the detrimental effects of food wastage. With over 200 “sustainable swaps” for families to implement, Everyday Ways to Save Our Planet by TV meteorologist Laura Tobin is a personal, practical and achievable guide to countering climate change. As well as that, rising sea levels will intensify the impact of hurricanes and typhoons on coastal areas. The Good Morning Britain star, 40, shared the terrifying predictions on the detrimental effects of climate change in her brand-new book, Every Day Ways To Save The Planet. Having my daughter [Charlotte, four]. Doing TV programmes like Tonight looking at climate projections and their impact.

We all want to do our bit for the environment, but it’s hard to know where to begin when the climate crisis we are facing is so massive. The world is heating up at an alarming rate – last year was the joint warmest on record, and the last decade our warmest ever. If we don’t make changes now, we will reach tipping points where the damage is irreversible – think melting ice caps, rising sea levels, displacement of communities and the extinction of entire species of animals. Susanna joined Laura for the launch last week where they chatted about the simple changes everyone can make to do their bit for the environment.Laura’s new book shares changes we can all make (Picture: Mirror Books) Is being a meteorologist in the face of it all depressing? Strong winds and rain will hit the nation as storm Ellen arrives on land with some yellow weather warnings issued for Ireland and the south west. In this book, Laura breaks down the science of climate change in a way that’s easy to understand. She explains how we know humans are to blame, what exactly a ‘tipping point’ is and why that 1.5 degrees of difference really matters. Then, covering all aspects of everyday life – from the food we eat, the clothes we wear, the way we travel and even the way we celebrate – Laura gives practical advice on how we can live more sustainably and reduce our impact on the environment. Many of the ideas are simple, free, and can be put into action without disrupting our current lives too much.

PaulDBirtles wrote: “Long overdue, Laura. Cannot wait to read such an insightful, intuitive and informative book.” The forecaster explained some countries, like China, have had some of the clearest air they’ve had in over 25 years.Thanks, I wanted all the latest science and outcome from COP26 which meant it wouldn’t be ready for Christmas! But a good way to start 2022!