2020 has been one of the hottest three years recorded since reliable record keeping commenced during the latter Victorian period… The UK’s future rainfall is
Breakfast time on Tuesday, February 4th… As I sit here typing this post, it would seem from looking out of my window, that the Dutch
Abridged article based on article by Gaby Hinsliff, columnist, The Guardian, April 19 2019. At this critical time… Stores know (that many of) their young
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/feb/20/european-farms-could-grow-green-and-still-be-able-to-feed-population European farms could grow green and still be able to feed population. Rebecca Smithers, The Guardian, Wed 20 Feb 2019. Europe would still be
As badger culls begin, could one pioneering vet’s bovine TB test end the slaughter? Patrick Barkham. The Observer. Sun 15 Oct 2017. Research at a
https://www.wwf.org.uk/sites/default/files/2017-10/WWF_AppetiteForDestruction_Summary_Report_SignOff.pdf A lot of people are aware of the impact a meat-based diet has on water, land and habitats, and the implications of its associated
Saturday, Oct 7th. During a grey, damp morning, I saw two groups of brent geese numbering perhaps 150 birds passing Hastings, battling head-on into the
https://www.desmog.uk/2017/08/23/lack-progress-agricultural-emission-reductions-shows-need-green-brexit [Extract from a lightly longer article; go to above link for full version]. The UK has failed to make any cuts to emissions from
Two items of current focus in Brexit news this week have been environmental standards and trade talks. Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Environment,
June 17. A dear friend of mine went for a walk out from Alfriston today, in the heart of the South Downs and through the
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