Green gas : winds of change in France
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The Royal Jack and the Knight of Malta
Blog, Features, Articles, France[multilanguage_switcher]‘Base muleteers of France… dare not take up arms like gentlemen!’ (Shakespeare, 1 Henry VI, III.ii.68.)
Mules and muleteers have played a key role in the world’s economic growth; without their hard work, stam…
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Mess, manure, and anaerobic digesters
Blog, Features, Articles, France, Normandy NotebookA messy subject, but important for our environment and economics. Manure is still massively under-exploited. Alone, it is a fertilizer full of pathogens which get spread back onto the fields. But put through a methane digester under anaerobic c…
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Arctic Shaman's Seance
Alaska, FictionThe snow fell quietly, covering the settlement in a thick white blanket. The shaman had told Okwana she’d recognize the singing hut by the large narwhal ivory which jutted up out of the roof; it whistled when the wind raced over the ice, he’d said. …
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France's environmental dilemma
Blog, Features, Articles, France, Normandy NotebookGreat laws; too bad they’re not applied
Two expert reports on the state of the environment in France were published this July, one by the French National Agency for Health Security Anses (Agence nation…
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Archangels and Angelica
Blog, Features, Articles, IcelandA half crazed warrior Thorgeir and his poet brother Thormod were in the Icelandic mountains picking angelica for their soups, salads, and medicinal remedies. At a place known as Thorgeir’s ledge, near Hornstrandir in the Western Fjords where the …
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Feast and Famine: Icelandic "Moss"
Blog, Features, Articles, IcelandIn Iceland, vast swathes of silvery moss spread over endless stretches of land which has been ripped up by volcanic shifts and eruptions. Unlike the chaotic, jagged basalt boulders and the ravines beneath, the moss lies like a smooth blanket, or …
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France votes in ban on neonicotinoids
Blog, Features, Articles, FranceThe ban in France on neonicotinoids takes effect on 1st September 2018. Dispensations for farmers will be possible up to July 2020. Industrial giants Bayer and Syngenta warn of economic and agricultural deadlock while there are no plausible
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The cat’s in the spinney and wears his white pinny
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