A boundary marker

This post is really just here to mark the boundary between one Futurelearn course and another. I originally set up this blog as a space to post my reflections on the course Climate Change: the Science. It quickly evolved into something more, when I realised I could also use it to make longer posts than the 1200 character limit of the Futurelearn platform allowed.

Now it's about to evolve again. That course ended on 25 February, but I started a related course Valuing Nature on 19 March. That was scheduled to last two weeks and is therefore now "over" - though I've not yet completed the first week of activities. And on Easter Monday, 2 April, I started another 2 week course Tipping Points: Climate Change and Society.

Still with me? Well, good, but I'm not sure I'm keeping up at all...

But anyway, why not carry on using this blog? This is all related to the core subject of climate change, and: "We will move to a low-carbon world because nature will force us, or because policy will guide us. If we wait until nature forces us, the cost will be astronomical." (Christiana Figueres)