Looking for ethicalish newsletter recommendations, to add to the resources page and provide inspiration for our own upcoming newsletter (watch this spaaaace )
I also love Helen Lewisâs The Bluestocking - âLong reads, current affairs and curios for people who like 18th century nerdery, offbeat tales of real life, and weird stories about cows.â - although itâs not really relevant for this!
I really like the daily briefings I get from The New York Times. I read them almost every day. I partially blame my commitment on the way they designed and structured the briefing.
And Treehugger manages to keep its newsletters packed with info but in such a way that it doesnât feel overwhelming. They add quotes and jokes in the right places too
I get the daily one but I donât manage to read it every day. But I keep saving them and occasionally enjoy browsing through them Not sure if their daily, weekly and monthly newsletters are structured similarly hmm. Anyway, whatever you get I hope youâll find it useful.
Although not a newsletter as such two websites I often check in with for interesting or useful information are:
https://www.builditsolar.com
The last one covers just about everything you can think off to try renewable energy wise, with some great tips and guides.
Hope these may be of help.
Weâve just started a new newsletter about sustainability, that we would love you to take a look atâŚ
Itâs called âTowards Sustainabilityâ and itâs kind of old school, published once a month, available to read online, download as pdf or subscribe by email.
Issue #1 is up now and itâs not overly big, but we already have more contributors lined up for next months and we aim to get bigger and more interesting all the time. On the subject of contributors, we are looking for more if anyone is interestedâŚ
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