Yachting World

MATT SHEAHAN

Who would have thought that the polite way to greet a friend would be to cross to the other side of the road? Who’d have imagined international airports would be closed and the skies free from contrails?

Weeks ago when the global warming debate was raging and the consensus that something had to be done was growing faster than ever, no one suggested or believed that it would be possible

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