The urgency of global warming requires a response from us. Here’s what we can all do to save the only planet we have.
Linda Moon
Linda Moon is a freelance feature writer reporting on health, travel, food and local producers, work, parenting, relationships and other lifestyle topics. Her work has appeared in International Traveller, Voyeur (Virgin Airlines magazine), Jetstar Asia, Slow Living, Traveller, Domain, My Career, Life & Style and Sunday Life (Sydney Morning Herald), Sprout, NZ Journal of Natural Medicine, Nature & Health, Australian Natural Health, Fernwood Fitness, The New Daily, SBS, Essential Kids, Australian Family, Weekend Notes, The Big Bus Tour & Travel Guide and more. Based in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains, Linda is a qualified and experienced naturopath, spa and massage therapist and a partly trained social worker. Her writing interests focus on health, responsible consumerism, exploring beautiful places and the quest for a fairer, healthier and happier world for all.
The World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains is one of NSW’s most beloved and visited tourist destinations, yet many of her greatest gems are the ones less expected.
Not all light is created equal: research against artificial light and our changing relationship with sunlight is mounting. This is particularly relevant to today’s screen generation of indoor children, but could we all be paying a price?
Biophilic design encourages us to bring nature and its therapeutic benefits into the places where we dwell most of the time: our homes and workplaces.
Bathing is a simple pleasure and doing so in heated, mineral-rich water graciously supplied by nature is truly sublime.
Not far from the big smoke’s well-trodden streets lie the heights of the NSW Central Tablelands and a bounty of natural wonders just waiting to be discovered.
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