The climate column: Being semi-vegan saved me 1.5 tons of carbon for the year, but I still have not managed to produce many of my own vegetables
Overall, 2019 was a good year: my home energy consumption was modestly carbon negative, at minus 0.3 tons, as the excess electricity exported from the solar panels on my roof exceeded the small amount of fossil gas imported for cooking. My fossil gas consumption was a tiny £12 for the year, as I now only use it for cooking. I made progress in using more solar powered heating, with a reduction of locally-collected waste wood burned.
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