Martha Henriques

An eye-opening story to be a part of - I'll never see my wardrobe the same way again. Spoiler alert: loads of practical and very doable tips for a greener wardrobe

Ana Santi @Ana_C_Santi

What happened when I conducted an audit of my wardrobe for @BBC_Future and shared the findings with @dilyswilliams? A sobering exercise @williamhpark @Martha_Rosamund #sustainablefashion #ClimateChange #circularfashion https://t.co/oLLdUad3iU

How much difference do climate protests really make? An emerging body of research is attempting to answer that question. The results are many, varied, and some are downright fascinating. A story by @jloistf and me for @BBC_Future https://t.co/y8XzeKlXad

This story is well worth a read - a moving piece by Cagney Roberts and Alexandra Gamlin on family secrets, why sometimes they're necessary and how they change us. https://t.co/3BDN01qCqD @BBC_Future

We hear a lot about tipping points in climate change – occasionally, they're just what we need. For Future Planet @BBC_Future https://t.co/nUmb5UhdWz

Great insight into the male fertility crisis from @Kath_La for @BBC_Future

Katherine Latham @Kath_La

"Sperm are exquisite cells. They are tiny, they swim, they can survive outside the body. No other cells can do that..." - My latest for @BBC_Future on how pollution, climate change and the choices we may be causing a fertility crisis. https://t.co/lStT8Jf1hl

RT @BBCMarshall: I’ve read confidential documents giving the first glimpse inside the proposed farm. Should animals “as intelligent as cats…

2023 is shaping up to be a big year for the oceans, and for the seafloor beneath. @BBC_Future https://t.co/Bq6Yc6UPzP

RT @EverydaySexism: #iwd https://t.co/YB9GgNzKrq

We get through a mind-boggling amount of carbon-intensive concrete each year. What would it take to curb concrete's enormous emissions problem to combat climate change? The first in a new Future Planet series with @BBC_Reel 🏙️🏗️📽️ https://t.co/OalQxQL8sr

After more than a decade of talks, the High Seas Treaty is here. 30% of the oceans to be protected by 2030. There's much work ahead, but today, I'm thinking about all the wonderful and mysterious creatures that stand to benefit https://t.co/6bTo40dnp9

RT @mariannaspring: EXCL: Twitter insiders have told me and BBC Panorama it’s no longer able to protect users from trolling, state-co-ordin…

A year on since the Russia's full-scale invasion, I spoke to the mental health workers and researchers providing mental health first aid in Ukraine. This early support can have an impact that lasts years. @BBC_Future https://t.co/WnyvJVk1Dl

RT @ChrisGPackham: We created this series to promote a wider understanding of what it's like to be autistic to a neurotypical audience , it…

There are as many as two million species living in the oceans - so far, we've only met a fraction of them. What else lies in the depths? For @BBC_Future, with inspired illustrations by @emmanuellafont 🐳🐙🐬🐟 https://t.co/6bTo40dnp9

There are some questions you don't know you need to know the answer to until you hear them, and then you *really* need to know. Like what would happen if all animals were the same size? by the talented @amycharles & @williamhpark for @BBC_Future https://t.co/84PPi76ttK

They dug up fossils, they changed our view of dinosaurs for generations and, most importantly, they hated each other's guts @BBC_Future https://t.co/vAC3U1diWP