I’m afraid to say that after my exciting news a few days ago, my recycling efforts have come to a dramatic, if only temporary, stop. My paper recycling bin HAS BEEN STOLEN!
Last seen Tuesday night, my housemate returned today to tell me the sad news.
We are now in talks with Birmingham City Council to get a replacement but I have worries that it just won’t be the same…
If you have any information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you.
Oh, and just so you know, my paper recycling box is practically overflowing… and it’s not picked up until Wednesday!
I’m either really good at recycling or getting a lot of junk mail…
So, I’ve been away for a while- I’ve been snowed under with work for uni and unfortunately that means my blog has been suffering. But deadlines are creeping up and all that…
Have you been paying attention to all the news about WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY? It’s coming! It’s hosted by New Zealand this year and focuses on kicking the carbon habit. My latest story on ENO has info about what’s going on in New Zealand this year.
Today I’ll be meeting up with a few other journalists from ENO to make a podacst on climate change.
I’ll let you know how it goes and will publish it when it’s all edited up.
So, I’ve been struggling this week. The work is time consuming, I’m not a natural journalist and I was completely uninspired.
I’m not sure what happened today but thanks to some tips from my editor Rachael, it ended with a story on our website. Have a look, everyone else is doing really well and there is some great journalism on there.
I have written about the problems in the whaling industry at the moment, any comments are welcome.
You’ve probably heard about the flooding in Australia at the moment, but did you know that 80% of NSW is still suffering in severe drought conditions?
And now Cyclone Nicholas is hitting WA. Floods have been predicted.
My name’s ashley. As part of my Online Journalism module I will be reporting on the environment and Australasia.
