She also shared another shocking statistic about how celebrities contribute to greenhouse gas emissions when using social media. I loved it and that day I phoned the Met Office to find out what you needed to do to be a weather forecaster. In 2007, she joined the BBC Weather team, before leaving and becoming the main weather anchor for Good Morning Britain in 2012. While Laura accepts that the flight would have made a carbon footprint and emitted pollution into the atmosphere, she doesn't feel "guilty" because the benefits outweighed the negatives.

He got the girls to line up in a straight row and the boys in another and said, ‘You’re cold air, you’re warm air, let’s see what happens when you run across the classroom bumping into each other’. The meteorologist shared a number of shocking statistics in her new book - one in particular which stated that the UK only recycles 47% of it's plastic waste. Laura’s message is that no one can do everything, but everyone can do something – so let’s start a ripple and make a wave of change. The world is heating up at an alarming rate – last year was the joint warmest on record, and the last decade our warmest ever.Speaking on-air at the time, Laura also revealed she had not been abroad for "about 10 years" before her trip to Svalbard and clarified she “would never tell people not to fly” and merely suggests that they “fly less”. The world is heating up at an alarming rate - last year was the joint warmest on record, and the last decade our warmest ever.

Others rushed to the comments section to shower her with praise, with another adding: "Long overdue, Laura. But in this book, Laura guides us through the simple and often surprising changes we can all make, in a friendly and easy-to-digest style. The eco-friendly star makes sure to put on one of her favourite songs in the background - and when it's done, she knows her time is up.This is a result of land ice melting and adding water to the oceans, and also a rise in temperature of the water, which expands when hot. Many of the ideas are simple, free, and can be put into action without disrupting our current lives too much. I sing at the top of my lungs in the shower, and your voice always sounds so much better," the mum-of-one joked. In short, Everyday Ways to Save Our Planet is an informative and welcoming step-by-step resource for anyone who isn’t sure how to start living their best eco-friendly life.

Although I understood the science, nothing could prepare me for seeing how much glaciers have retreated and speaking to the people who’ve lived there for 40 years about how things have changed. As in her daily contribution to climate change with travelling to a different place to give the weather forecasts.She explained: “I like to chat, so I thought we need to give people the answers to the questions that they want to hear. It’s easy to think that these changes are so far away from us that we won’t be affected, but Britain is soon to have its first climate change refugees," the ITV star explained. With over 200 “sustainable swaps” for families to implement, Everyday Ways to Save Our Planet by TV meteorologist Laura Tobin is a personal, practical and achievable guide to countering climate change.