Rosalind Skillen is a columnist for Mediahuis UK, covering Belfasttelegraph.co.uk, the Belfast Telegraph, and the Sunday Life. She focuses on a range of topics including ESG, climate change, holidays, data, and fashion, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Rosalind's work has been featured in The Irish News, Belfast Telegraph, Irish Independent, The Currency, and The Times.
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By: Rosalind Skillen
The New Year invites us to explore our hopes for the year ahead and think about intentions that we want to take forward. It’s not just about the future though. It’s also a time to reflect on what we may want to let go of or leave behind in 2023.
By: Rosalind Skillen
As far as months go, January gets a lot of stick. Weather-wise, it’s not ideal. Without the warm glow of Christmas lights, you leave the house in the dark and it’s dark when you get back. Darkness bookends our days, cutting them short, and all our favourite parts of December have been cut too. Away with festive fun and chocolate for breakfast. It’s back to porridge, back to work and back to routine (or worse still, you’re trying to establish a new one).
By: Rosalind Skillen
The dwindling and depletion of the natural world has served as a constant drumbeat for most of our lives.
Managing our environment was the last order of business before the collapse of Stormont in 2022. It should be the first agenda item in this year’s General Election.
From beekeeping to bog rewetting, Ireland’s Men’s Sheds are quietly tackling biodiversity loss and bolstering sustainability efforts at a grassroots level
For the past 25 years, the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition has taken science outside the classroom and allowed students to explore, experiment and excel, writes Rosalind Skillen.
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