Bruno Cooke's Blog, page 6
July 26, 2020
The Paradox of Shopping Responsibly: Why you should mend your clothes
A culture of repair is a necessary precursor to material change, and every purchase is a vote: here's why you should mend your clothes.
July 23, 2020
What is the point of protest if it doesn’t affect policy?
Of course, the BLM movement has roots in decades – centuries – of black protest. But in the 1950s, protestors unified their efforts towards enacting policy change.
May 18, 2020
The Reactor in the Room: Time for Nuclear Power?
Nuclear waste is also a potential issue, but modern developments in waste management, and nuclear reactors, provide promising evidence that this may be a problem of the past.
Why clap for our NHS when you can vote for it instead?
The stakes may be low, and the incidents petty. But in principle, does this not smack of something sinister?
A Break from Hope: A Place for Planet of the Humans
Planet of the Humans engenders a feeling of hopelessness. There is no bright, alternative future presented – not even as an epilogue.
May 7, 2020
5 Essential Mexican Black Kingsnake Care Guide for Beginners
Kingsnakes, like most other colubrids, are not deadly, as they do not possess venom.
5 Step American Green Tree Frog Care guide
Otherwise known as the New World Tree Frog, the American green tree frog (Hyla cinerea) is one of the most iconic and aesthetically appealing frogs available to pet owners today. Their classic frog-green coloration and neatly folded body shape makes them instantly recognizable, and a treat for frog owners all over the country. What is the difference between the American green tree frog and Australian …
