We go to extremes to save the planet – from refusing to have babies to pledging not to fly

FROM refusing to have babies, pledging not to fly or to cleaning up the local beaches, three women reveal how they’ve made radical life choices to put the planet first.

We hear from the 'Supergreens' and how they are helping to make the world a cleaner, greener place.

'I’m on birth strike.'

Jessica Johannesson felt that it would be unfair to bring children into a world and went on 'birth strike' over environmental issuesJessica Johannesson, 35, is an author and lives in Bath with her partner, Adam, 34, a writer.

“Looking at the cute toddler in the bookshop where I worked part-time, I felt a pang of sadness. While I was in a relationship and would have loved to get pregnant, I’d decided to go on birth strike as I was so worried about climate change.

Adam and I met at a festival in Edinburgh in March 2012 when were both studying at university in the city.

Although we weren’t involved in any activism at the time, we had similar views on things like taking care of the environment.