About The Author
Keith Farnish is an environmental writer, philosopher and activist. He lives in Essex, UK with his wife and two children.
He has been involved in environmental issues for many years, for a large part of that as an active member of various environmental organisations, almost all of which he has become totally deluded by. He is continually striving to minimise his impact on the natural world.
He also has a deep interest in human rights, and the way in which this is closely wrapped up in the protection of the global environment.
Keith is the author of The Earth Blog, intended as a source of inspiration for people who want to be challenged, and offering uncompromising solutions to difficult problems, and writes for The Sietch Blog, Culture Change and Club Orlov. In 2006, Keith co-founded Green Seniors alongside Joyce Emery of Iowa, USA. Green Seniors’ aim is to mobilize the millions of environmentally aware seniors around the globe into using their experience and free time to make a positive difference.
He has written a book called A Matter Of Scale, which is free to read online, and has also been published as “Time’s Up! An Uncivilized Solution To A Global Crisis” by Green Books in March 2009. Read more about Time’s Up! by following this link.
March 10th, 2008 at 1:22 am
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February 9th, 2009 at 5:11 pm
Hi,
I’m writing an article on subvertising for a university assignment (I’m studying Journalism at Bournemouth University). I was wandering if I could ask you a couple of questions?
Nathalie
September 10th, 2009 at 11:20 am
[...] SOS spokesperson Rachel Smolker (BioFuelWatch) chimes in at Keith Farnish’s The Unsuitablog. “Lots of mainstream enviros, especially those involved in the US Climate [...]
December 21st, 2009 at 9:57 pm
Hello!
I love the blog and have started following it closely. I run a similar blog, The Greenwashing Blog
December 22nd, 2009 at 6:04 am
Hi Cyrus
Good to know you. Let me know how the blog proceeds – I can see it’s just getting off the ground again – and we can link up.
Keith
March 20th, 2010 at 2:10 pm
Hello Keith:
A little while ago i posted a rather scathing opinion of a subsection of your “Times Up” book that was quoted in an article concerning Overpopulation/Population reduction on the Prison Planet comments section.This was because i have very grave concerns about some of the very well known names that have hijacked the enviromental cause for political purposes and are determined to exploit it as a source of revenue and to initiate global governance etc of which i am opposed while at the same time i do have genuine enviromental concerns.
I admit to not having read your book at the time i posted the comments but i now have a copy and it seems thats its only fair that i now read it and perhaps re-evaluate my opinion of your thoughts on the subject.
Peter
March 21st, 2010 at 9:32 am
Hi Peter
While it was good to have a lot of interest about my book, it was not nice to be called a eugenisist or supporter of genocide, so I’m glad you have been honest about your motivation. Believe me, money is the last thing on my mind – I spend far more than I will ever make (if I ever make anything) on my work; commercial sponsorship or funding is anathema to me.
Please let me know what you think. You might still not like what I have to say, but I think my reasoning is sound, even though (or possibly because) it goes against the grain of popular thought.
Best
Keith