
Well this has not been an easy decision, nor is it easy for me to tell you all, but here it goes. The Announcement After 7 (close to eight) years in operation, Heresy Snowboarding will be ceasing operation for the foreseeable future...

me·a cul·pa (mā’ə kŭl’pə, mē’ə) n. An acknowledgment of a personal error or fault. Let me get this straight. I love snowboarding. A lot. I love this company. A lot. I love this p...

Sometimes, we get so lost in our little world of snowboarding, we lose sight of what else is going on. Readers of this site would know I’m a really passionate environmentalist; I care, a lot. One of my problems is I am always talking about the bad stuff. Hope sells, despair doesn’t. Se...

We have a planet falling apart, in no small part due to our selfishness. We also have an industry that relies on a healthy planet, but doesn’t seem to really give a shit (apart from a few people) instead preferring to cash in on buzz. ...

I’ve just returned from a cycling trip to France. I met a lot of Europeans and one thing was starkly obvious - there is no longer even a general discussion around climate change and whether it’s occurring, or, more bizarrely, if we should “believe” in it. There’s nothing to believe in. Science...

Australian and overseas marginal ski resort seasons are in deep shit (I’ve stopped caring about saying naughty words - they have more impact). Seriously. Deep. Shit. So, we’re in the middle of our 2009 Australian ski season and we have a base of around 1metre. N...

Let me get one thing out of the way. I feel really sorry for climate deniers. Especially rusty old crackpots like Ian Plimer, or, for that matter, utter crackpots like Bolt. Even as the Good Ship Humanity sinks into the murky depths, methinks he will protest too much. But I digress...

Climate update – ongoing decline in South-East Australian rainfall « BraveNewClimate.com Meat, climate change, and industry tripe | Grist

Things have been quiet from us, sorry. We just got back from overseas. On the back of our post about Food, Inc, here’s a new movie about the Coal Industry: frightening. ...

Climate Progress » Blog Archive » Signs of global warming are everywhere, but if the New York Times can’t tell the story (twice!), how will the public hear it?

I must admit, I am having a lot of difficulty focussing on ski seasons and saving them. It’s hard to focus and worry about ski seasons when there’s a lot more at stake. In...

Well, no shit. Same argument for logging. WATCHING whales is far more profitable than eating them, concludes a report published last week by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW)...













