Compost, bushfires and fossil fuel satire

 

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ISSUE 053 | 16 January 20234

Hi friends! 

 This week's newsletter is all about sharing your compost and meeting neighbours, a bushfire resilience tool, and a little satirical prompt to think about your super (do you know what it's funding?). 

I've spent the last week refining my processes in Notion (aka my second brain and job management system) and creating a new client dashboard, and it's really just so satisfying. I really love spreadsheets, automation and efficiency, but I think I'm an outlier with that particular passion in the creative space. I'd love to know your favourite efficiency tools, software and apps - I'm always keen to find new tools that can make life easier. Shoot me an email!

Marnie  x

 
 

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ShareWaste

 

I just came across this nifty app that connects people who don't have a compost bin and want to recycle their food scraps/other organics with their neighbours who are already composting, worm-farming or keep farm animals.

Now you can divert organic material from landfill while getting to know the people around you - win, win!

 

2

Fossil fuels and your super

 

Meet Oblivia Coalmine, the latex clad oil exec paid for by our super funds. The Oscar-winning actress has lent her skills in a recent satirical ad aimed at increasing awareness among Britons that £88 billion of their superannuation is invested in fossil fuels. 

It's great, and just as applicable to Australia. Do you know what your super is supporting? 

 

3

Bushfire resilience self assessment for your home

 

This free Bushfire Resilience Rating Home Assessment  will empower you to make informed decisions about your bushfire risk and put practical, evidence-based tools for improving bushfire safety in your hands.

This is the first scientific model to calculate bushfire building performance and applies decades of research to provide tailored actions to increase the bushfire resilience of any building – old or new.

Marnie Hawson

A purpose first photographer, increasing impact for those making a difference.

http://www.marniehawson.com.au
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