Monthly Archives: May 2019

Climate Slave Reparations

Posted on May 12, 2019 by Sam Pearce

Este é para Moçambique Watching the highlights of the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics, the year before we left to travel Africa Clockwise, I remember being quite staggered that director Danny Boyle had chosen to celebrate the Industrial … Continue reading →

Posted in 00 Climate, 20b All Africa | Tagged @ilhafamiliamz, Amy Westervelt, Carbon Barons, Carbon Majors, Climate change in Africa, Climate change southern Africa, Cyclone Idai, Cyclone Kenneth, Danny Boyle, Drilled podcast, Industrial Revolution reparations, Jason Mark, London 2012 Olympics, Ta-Nehisi Coates | Leave a comment

Egypt 5: Marsa Shagra – Reef Break

Posted on May 3, 2019 by Sam Pearce

The first thing Red Sea Diving Safari founder Hossam Helmy told me was how pregnant black and white tip reef sharks are the only shore sharks of the 12 species found in the Red Sea. They come to shore to … Continue reading →

Posted in 21 Egypt | Tagged black tip reef sharks, coral conservation, Day Zero, Hossam Helmy, Marsa Shagra, Pisces Divers, Red Sea Diving Safari, Saving Water with the Sampsons, scuba diving in Egypt, travelling with M.E., Unrest film | Leave a comment

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Monthly Archives: May 2019

Climate Slave Reparations

Egypt 5: Marsa Shagra – Reef Break

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