Laura Tobin: Everyday Ways to Save Our Planet

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The Good Morning Britain star, 40, has penned a brand-new book in the hopes of encouraging others to make every day small changes which will ultimately benefit the planet as a whole. One wrote on the social media platform: “Love Laura’s info,” with a second added: “Give Laura more air time she is more interesting than all the GMB presenters put together.” Laura revealed when she approached Susanna to present the launch, the journalist agreed without hesitation. Laura explained the British public should expect more summers like this as the climate continues to change.

According to Laura's research, the cumulative emissions from internet usage amount to around 1.7 billion metric tons a year – 45% more than the aviation industry. Strong winds and rain will hit the nation as storm Ellen arrives on land with some yellow weather warnings issued for Ireland and the south west.We all want to do our bit for the environment, but it’s hard to know where to begin when the climate crisis we are facing is so massive. The world is heating up at an alarming rate – last year was the joint warmest on record, and the last decade our warmest ever. If we don’t make changes now, we will reach tipping points where the damage is irreversible – think melting ice caps, rising sea levels, displacement of communities and the extinction of entire species of animals. The people of Fairbourne may be the first people in the UK going through this, but it’s likely that they won’t be the last." Laura’s new book shares changes we can all make (Picture: Mirror Books) Is being a meteorologist in the face of it all depressing?

So far, I've got my 'full' shower - wash and condition hair, shave legs and body scrub, down to six minutes," Laura revealed. She pleads: “If you just make one change a week, or one every day, the more you start doing the more you will want to do to lower your impact on the planet." Laura Tobin has opened up about the difficulties she faces each day with the scientific knowledge she holds amid the current climate change crisis. Ten per cent of the world’s emissions comes from the food we throw away; 2.5 per cent comes from flying. We throw away the equivalent of six meals a week in UK households.Laura responded to the disappointed fan, as she explained why a Christmas deadline wasn't possible.

Then sometimes, my husband will get in afterwards. I know some people think this is gross, but how dirty do you have to be to leave the water unusable for the next person," Laura quizzed. But of course, with an issue like climate change, she was hit with a flurry of messages from viewers who branded her "hypocritical".We all want to do our bit for the environment, but it's hard to know where to begin when the climate crisis we are facing is so massive. The world is heating up at an alarming rate - last year was the joint warmest on record, and the last decade our warmest ever. If we don't make changes now, we will reach tipping points where the damage is irreversible - think melting ice caps, rising sea levels, displacement of communities and the extinction of entire species of animals. I’ve been forecasting the weather for 18 years and I started to realise I was reporting on increasingly severe weather. Fast-forward over 26-years and Laura is regarded as one of the most-loved and most-respected broadcast meteorologists in the UK.

The Good Morning Britain star has shared the predictions in her brand-new book, Every Day Ways To Save The Planet It’s upsetting already,” she remarked, to which the Lorraine host quipped: “Decommission Laura’s pass. Thanks, I wanted all the latest science and outcome from COP26 which meant it wouldn’t be ready for Christmas!

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