That’s me standing at the centre of a DIY polytunnel build on an allotment kitchen garden, with a heavy timber frame and blue MDPE pipe hoops forming the structure.
We’re building a heavy-duty polytunnel from scratch on the allotment kitchen garden. The aim is simple: year-round organic produce and fewer reasons to rely on supermarkets. Cutting out the middleman starts in the soil. #KitchenGarden
Very impressive, youdid that all yourself. What about the covering?
The effects of occupation on the environment #ukrainewar #environment
"bitterness first..." love the prose. By the way, how do you set marmalade, pith? I always have issues with mine either too runny or thick.
Utah Hogle Zoo photo, giraffe and parents
In good news, a little one was born in Utah🦒
www.sltrib.com/news/2026/01...
Air pollution from burning fossil fuels causes 100,000 to 200,000 avoidable American deaths per year. At the EPA's statistical value of life of $10 million, these deaths cost America $1 to $2 trillion per year, every year. These costs far outweigh the costs of transitioning off of fossil fuels.
Two thick vegetarian burgers stacked in a golden-brown sourdough potato bun, set on a rustic wooden board. The burgers are topped with a generous layer of roasted pepper and cashew sauce. Crispy rosemary potato fries are arranged alongside. Natural light enhances the textures and warm tones
New hearty veggie burger recipe made with mushrooms, black beans, shallots, leek, garlic, ground nuts, Dijon and herbs. Served on sourdough potato buns, with rosemary fries and a roasted pepper-cashew sauce. Feedback welcome. #PlantBased
Déforestation : les déboisements de petites parcelles de forêt tropicale ont un impact disproportionné sur le climat
Ive said this off-hand on panels and interviews over the last few years sort of as a joke, but after Trump’s invasion of Venezuela I realized I am dead serious
We need to start talking like the chemtrail people
This looks lovely. Is thee a gravy or some type of sauce to go with it?
I can almost taste them, they look so delicious.
Don't forget to light your Yule candle and break bread.
More than four out of every five Americans are concerned about the environment, wildlife, and conservation, a new poll shows.
Additionally, 72% of Americans say they'd rather vote for a political candidate who supports protecting wildlife.
Why are basically no politicians paying attention to this?
My hands cupping a generous handful of dark, crumbly soil, rich with organic compost. The soil is a deep brown textured with fragments of decomposed leaves and plant matter. It rests in the palms and fingers, slightly damp, showing structure and life. The background hints at an outdoor kitchen garden allotment, slightly out of focus - raised beds, autumn light, and the suggestion of recent digging. The image captures the care and transformation of the earth through composting and cultivation.
A year ago this soil was spent. I've worked in compost made from seaweed, chicken and cow manure, oak leaves and bracken. Now it’s rich, organic and full of life. It’s taken time, but it’s ready. Looking forward to planting into it next spring. #homestead 🚜🌾👨🌾🌿
💷 £3.3 billion for community clean energy, it’s a promise worth keeping.
The @energysavingtrust.bsky.social is urging the gov to stand firm on its pledge to scale up 8GW of community energy projects through the upcoming Local Clean Power Plan 👏
🌍 Climate scientists are pushing back ✊
Experts in the US are racing to challenge a Department of Energy report that downplays the risks of fossil fuels & casts doubt on the scientific consensus on the climate crisis.
With the stakes this high, defending science has never been more important ⚡📢
‘Patriotic pumps’: heat pumps to run mainly on British energy as boilers set to be ‘heavily dependent’ on imports
Over next five years heat pumps increasingly run on British renewable electricity as gas boilers become 80% dependent on imports.
Juicy looking berries you have there. How as the ice ceam?
The article focuses on some of the technical aspects including indigenous knowledge, but I'd like to know more about the collaborative governance side.
#ElinorOstrom #Commons #NatureBasedSolutions 🌿
A map, a myth and a pre-Incan lagoon: the man who brought water back to a drought-ridden town
Close up of the back of a fig leaf, the veins showing light green against the darker green of the rest of the leaf. There is part of a leaf in the right hand lower corner. Background is a tangle of dark branches and more leaves.
Fig leaves after the thunderstorm. 🌱
In North Wales, community energy is powering change 💪💡
From climate assemblies to community-owned hydro, local groups are building a fairer future rooted in community action!
This video & article are the perfect boost for your Tuesday morning 👇
A black stone bowl filled with freshly picked organic strawberries, sitting on an old weathered table. The bowl’s dark surface contrasts with the bright red fruit, adding to the rustic charm of the allotment setting.
Fresh from the allotment - organic grown strawberries at their peak. These are heading straight into a batch of strawberry ice cream later. Nothing fancy, just letting the fruit speak for itself. #GardenToTable 🍓🍓🍧
Polluters pay for climate action? Just imagine if this bill in the uk could get the support it needs!
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
This is why our household cut meat consumption by over half - not just for health or environmental reasons, but because of these conveyor belts of horror. We still eat meat, but only when we know it’s been raised responsibly and with care.
Wall Street’s basically done with the Paris climate goals. Morgan Stanley’s expecting a 3°C world—and sees big money in it. As things heat up, demand for air conditioning is set to boom, with market hitting $331B by 2030. Disaster for most, payday for a few. #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming #WallStreet
"proper" bread the best sort.
A nice fluffy bee who has just stepped out of a salon and is feeling good but also very thirsty.
Bafflingly there are still people out there in the world who think being passionate about nature is “kind of weird”. or “a niche interest”. These people have it all wrong. Nature isn’t some quirky sideline to the main business. It IS the main business. Nature is us.
Well I suppose this is one way to move past the extractive, exploitative capitalist world system that we’ve lived under for the past 500 or so years…
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Deana, wearing a white apron, holds a halved sourdough loaf with cut surfaces stacked on each other, revealing its open, airy crumb. The bread has a rustic, golden-brown crust with distinct scoring. The warm, natural wood background and soft lighting evoke an artisanal farmhouse kitchen.
Say hello to my weekend seeded sourdough loaf! I've experimented with organic Wildfarmed rustic white, Emmer, Einkorn, and Spelt. At 80% hydration, it's packed with love and goodness ❤️—an open crumb and rich, earthy flavour, just like a proper country loaf from natural flours. #BreadSky