Author Profile: Mukti Mitchell

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Keeping 1.5 Alive • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 334 • September/October 2022 • Trouble Brewing > Connected Life

An interview with Simon Oldridge of Zero Hour

2050: We Can Make It • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 295 • March/April 2016 • Walking Back to Happiness > Ecologist

While the current carbon-reduction targets are not enough, there are other ways to avert climate change

The Healing Power of Nature • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 287 • November/December 2014 • The Future We Want and the One We Can't Afford > Ethical Living

An interview with Jewels Wingfield, one of Britain's leading lights in the field of conscious relationship

Big Foot, Little Foot - A Cosy Home • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 264 • January/February 2011 • Leadership > Regulars > Big Foot, Little Foot

Insulating British homes will cut the national carbon footprint by 10%

Big Foot, Little Foot - Sweet No-Things • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 263 • November/December 2010 • Apostles of Beauty > Regulars > Big Foot, Little Foot

The BUD factor: beautiful, useful and durable

Big Foot, Little Foot - Food, Glorious Food • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 262 • September/October 2010 • Embodied Wisdom > Regulars > Big Foot, Little Foot

Cottage industries are the future.

Big Foot, Little Foot - Low Carbon Holiday • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 261 • July/August 2010 • Sustaining Life > Regulars > Big Foot, Little Foot

Whatever you want from a holiday, keep your carbon footprint low.

Big Foot, Little Foot - Getting There • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 260 • May/June 2010 • On Being Human > Regulars > Big Foot, Little Foot

How you travel affects how you feel when you arrive.

Big Foot, Little Foot - Living on Low Carbon • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 259 • March/April 2010 • Seeds of Change: The Future of Food > Regulars > Big Foot, Little Foot

Cutting your carbon footprint will bring a clear conscience and maximum joy.

Climate-friendly Farming • Mukti Mitchell

Issue 257 • November/December 2009 • Resilience & Climate Change > Undercurrents

Rich-soil farming could help us turn back the carbon clock.