Book Cover of How to Save your Planet One Object at a Time by Dr Tara Shine

‘Systemic change is a deeply personal endeavour’

How to Save your Planet One Object at a Time by Dr Tara Shine

Dr. Tara Shine’s new book was published in April 2020 by Simon & Schuster.

‘an unpreachy guide…free of jargon and full of surprising information’ The Times

How to save your Planet Podcast

Dr Tara Shine takes you from room to room, object to object, suggesting how each one of us can play our part in reducing the impact we have on our planet – and improve our own lives in the process. Tara will run through some of the conundrums and confusion we all face in living more sustainably and point out the practical steps we can take to minimise our impact on the planet.

Listen to the podcast here.

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What People are Saying…

Patrick, Dublin

I have learnt so many simple, important things from following these channels. This is exactly what people need to get informed and I firmly believe in the message they are spreading. Behavioral change is key.

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Hilary, Sligo

I’ve learned so much from Change by degrees I always bring a cotton bag for my loose fruit and veg. That way I minimize the amount of plastic that I use. Thank you girls x

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Joanna, Midleton

I’ve always recycled but now it’s up to the next level. I’ve also picked up so many tips and product recommendations. Here’s to leaving a better world for our children.

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Sarah, Kinsale

When I learned about single use plastics I got rid of my Nespresso machine and started using the plunger for coffee again. I haven’t looked back.

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