Environmental Consultancy
As part of our Ingenious funding we can offer free ‘The mysterious case of the elephant that forgot’ workshops packs for schools. The workshop is a fun and informative way for pupils to understand what engineers do and includes such
Listen and watch the story here: http://www.ech2o.co.uk/the-mysterious-case-of-the-elephant-that-forgot-video Then tell us which bit of the story you liked best and draw us a picture. Post it to: Frankie the flamingo, ech2o, 5 Baldwin Terrace, London, N1 7RU If
Sienna, three, can’t wait for Jon or Libby to read her the book so she can find out how Frankie the flamingo and Clarence the crab solved the mystery! Meanwhile James, seven, can read it on his
March – artificial snow No I haven’t been showering under a snow cannon – too cold. But I have been skiing recently, in the Italian Alps. There wasn’t anything of note to write about the showers apart from the fact
We went to Bath. I met a spy. I took this photo of an ancient Greek message. I think we were told it says, ‘Have a short shower’, but my memory may have failed me. I also tasted the
If you asked me would I have liked to read a book about a year in the life of a ditch I would probably have demurred. If you had told me it was an irrigation ditch in northern New Mexico
Can hand dryers damage your health? I love Dishoom in Granary Square, Kings Cross. Especially their old fashioned toilets and wash basins. But a couple of years ago, as I was using the loo, the peace was shattered. The reason?
I’m always a sucker for a book with toilets in the title, so very pleased to get this for Christmas. Even if I did have to buy it myself! Starting with a short history of toilets it then divides its
The disposal of food waste is a huge problem. Food scraps range from 10% to 20% of household waste and around 40% of total commercial catering waste with approximately 77% of all food waste being liquid. Food waste creates public
After the excitement of nearly making our fortunes during a beach clean-up we went to Bath and I met a spy! Not only that I found myself standing outside a restaurant just after I’d blown his cover desperately trying to