Laura Tobin: Everyday Ways to Save Our Planet

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In a big move away from Good Morning Britain, where viewers usually found her, the presenter has written a tome on climate change and put together a list of 100+ ways to change our habits that will impact the environment in a good way.

In 2007, she joined the BBC Weather team, before leaving and becoming the main weather anchor for Good Morning Britain in 2012.If you don’t close your curtains at night, you lose about 15 per cent of your heat through the windows. Our shower is over out bath, so I put the plug in while showering and Charlotte will sit in the bath and have a splash around. Make it easy for people to know where to put their food waste and anything recyclable to avoid it all going in one bin and ending up which is for rubbish, which is for food waste and which is for recycling.

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 people of Fairbourne may be the first people in the UK going through this, but it’s likely that they won’t be the last. By writing this book I hope to encourage people to make small changes - but that's all I can really do.It's also predicted that Marshall Islands, another archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, could be lost to climate change as early as 2080. We all want to do our bit for the environment, but it’s hard to know where to begin when the climate crisis we are facing is so massive. On the book itself, Laura says she wants “everyone to stop and think” about how we live our lives and overconsume. But of course, with an issue like climate change, she was hit with a flurry of messages from viewers who branded her "hypocritical".

litres each time, which will save us money on our water bill - so you can imagine how happy my husband is about that. Laura Tobin has opened up about the difficulties she faces each day with the scientific knowledge she holds amid the current climate change crisis. She can’t enter studio two any more - you’re not welcome,” he continued, to which the GMB host commented: “She’s bought a brand new dress just for you Andi, she told me this morning. It went very well in our books at least,” he added, to which Kate joked: “Laura, I’m sensing you might not be back.The world is heating up at an alarming rate – last year was the joint warmest on record, and the last decade our warmest ever. 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.