Each week I’ll try and post quick links to things that I’ve seen, read or just sparked my interest in the previous week. Mostly gardening, cooking and environmental stuff but not always.

Antevernals in the Anthropocene [Last Word on Nothing Blog]

Swansea tidal energy scheme faces ‘disastrous setback’ from government review [The Guardian]

Fracking in Lancashire against locals’ wishes would be a terrible injustice – Mark Ruffalo [The Guardian]

Your Dog Needs This Basic Operating Manual. So Do You. [Brian Beker – Citizen Times]

‘Phony peach’: the disease that threatens to devastate Britain’s trees and plants [The Guardian]

Europe’s climate change goals ‘need profound lifestyle changes’ [The Guardian]

The innovators: how your coffee can light up your barbecue … and boiler [The Guardian]

EDF under pressure to abandon Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant project [The Independent]

Flint isn’t alone: America has a coast-to-coast toxic crisis [Grist]

The Week in Wildlife – in pictures [The Guardian]

Each week I’ll try and post quick links to things that I’ve seen, read or just sparked my interest in the previous week. Mostly gardening, cooking and environmental stuff but not always.

No More Strawberries At Wimbledon (Edie Blog)

Elephants are being killed on a massive scale. There is a way to stop this [The Guardian – Patrick Barkham]

We’re drowning in cheap oil – yet still taxpayers prop up this toxic industry [The Guardian – George Mobiot]

The Misadventures of Garbage Dog [Last Word on Nothing Blog]

This Week In Wildlife In Pictures [The Guardian]

Mark Ruffalo message to David Cameron on fracking

Each week I’ll try and post quick links to things that I’ve seen, read or just sparked my interest in the previous week. Mostly gardening, cooking and environmental stuff but not always.

MIGHTY MINESTRONE & OTHER WINTER WARMERS  [Hole Food Family Blog]

Analysis: The UK’s ‘looming’ electricity supply gap [Carbon Brief]

Don’t knock dead whale selfies [The Guardian]

The Week In Wildlife – In pictures [The Guardian]

Chicken Cordon Bleu for the Regular Dude

Each week I’ll try and post quick links to things that I’ve seen, read or just sparked my interest in the previous week. Mostly gardening, cooking and environmental stuff but not always.

The Week In Wildlife (ending 15/1/16) – In Pictures [The Guardian]

Environmentalists warn of disaster for Everglades if oil fracking bill passes [The Guardian]

Happy Birthday, Martin Luther King, Jr. [The Dog In The Clouds Blog]

The Week In Wildlife (ending 22/1/16) – In Pictures [The Guardian]

Why are some British newspapers still denying climate change? [The Guardian]

Record hot years near impossible without manmade climate change [The Guardian]

‘It’s all just poison now’: Flint reels as families struggle through water crisis [The Guardian]

HOW TO MAKE CREME FRAICHE [Mom’s Food Blog]

 

Each week I’ll try and post quick links to things that I’ve seen, read or just sparked my interest in the previous week. Mostly gardening, cooking and environmental stuff but not always.

The Guardian view on the economic and environmental impact of falling oil prices [The Guardian]

Memories In My Kitchen [Last Word On Nothing Blog]

Raw Winter Slaw [Hole Food Family Blog]

 

Each week I’ll try and post quick links to things that I’ve seen, read or just sparked my interest in the previous week. Mostly gardening, cooking and environmental stuff but not always.

Climate change could dry up global power production, study warns [The Guardian]

The best way to honour Charles Rothschild’s legacy is to cherish Britain’s wild places [The Guardian]

London zoo conducts its annual animal stocktake – in pictures [The Guardian]

Make Cold Pressed Coffee [Mom’s Food Blog]

A sarcophagus in the greenhouse [The Guardian Country Diary]

Tracey Curtis-Taylor finishes UK to Australia biplane flight [BBC News]

12 Houseplants That Are Dangerous to Dogs (and Cats!) [The Bark Blog]

The Week In Wildlife – In Pictures [The Guardian]

Endangered: the police unit that protects wildlife from human cruelty [The Guardian]

EU scientists begin review of ban on pesticides linked to bee declines [The Guardian]

Human impact has pushed Earth into the Anthropocene, scientists say [The Guardian]

Warm winter at an end as cold snap brings relief for Britain’s birds [The Guardian]

What To Do In Mexico When Your Wife Is In Labor 700 Miles Away [Last Word On Nothing blog]

The Quantum Entanglement of Bad Things [Last Word On Nothing blog]

It’s Cameron, not Corbyn, who is the terrorist appeaser [The Guardian] 

Whale Fall [Granta]

The Week In Wildlife In Pictures [Guardian]

Hilary Benn’s full speech on Syria air strikes [YouTube]