[multilanguage_switcher]‘Base muleteers of France… dare not take up arms like gentlemen!’ (Shakespeare, 1 Henry VI, III.ii.68.) Mules and muleteers have […]
The Royal Jack and the Knight of Malta Read Post »
A messy subject, but important for our environment and economics. Manure is still massively under-exploited. Alone, it is a fertilizer
Mess, manure, and anaerobic digesters Read Post »
The snow fell quietly, covering the settlement in a thick white blanket. The shaman had told Okwana she’d recognize the
Arctic Shaman’s Seance Read Post »
Great laws; too bad they’re not applied Two expert reports on the state of the environment in France were published
France’s environmental dilemma Read Post »
A half crazed warrior Thorgeir and his poet brother Thormod were in the Icelandic mountains picking angelica for their soups,
Archangels and Angelica Read Post »
In Iceland, vast swathes of silvery moss spread over endless stretches of land which has been ripped up by volcanic
Feast and Famine: Icelandic “Moss” Read Post »
The ban in France on neonicotinoids takes effect on 1st September 2018. Dispensations for farmers will be possible up to
France votes in ban on neonicotinoids Read Post »
[multilanguage_switcher]The five-acre field up our road stretched out like a yellow pall under the sky, desiccated. The local farmer had
Glyphosate: the War on Weeds Read Post »
Ahoy there over the Channel. Let’s face it: this is no ‘no fault’ divorce: the UK’s legendary lukewarm reluctance
I’m All Right Jack. What the French say about Brexit. Read Post »
Flash Info: More follow up on To Bee or not to Bee: Interactive Bee Watching in London. An initiative by
Spot the Bee with the number plate in London Read Post »
Flash info: Following my previous post on To Bee or Not to Bee, note that from today Thursday
