U.K. streets are teeming with weeds, as green councils reduce weed management efforts in an effort to allay the impact of climate change.
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Brighton residents are being asked to weed their own roads due to a 2019 herbicide ban by the former Green-led council, leading to overgrown pathways and safety hazards.
The post How Nature Has Reclaimed the Streets of Brighton After Woke Council’s ‘Rewilding’ Plan appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.
United Utilities, the country's largest corporate land owner, has announced a ban on shooting just days before the start of the season. Gamekeepers and farmers warn it will have a devastating impact on the environment.
The post Virtue-Signalling Shooting Ban on Moorland Owned by Woke Water Company Will be an Environmental Disaster appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.
Farmers face paying crippling inheritance taxes if they choose to go green under Treasury rules that could hold back the U.K.’s Net Zero ambitions.
The post Farmers Who Follow the Advice of Natural England and ‘Re-Wild’ Their Farms Will Saddle Children With 40% Inheritance Tax appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.
Virtue-signalling celebrities are planting too many trees in a misguided effort to 'rewild' their estates. Minette Batters, the President of the National Farmers Union, says they should be growing more grass instead.
The post Save Our Grasslands, Not Your Egos, Tree-Planting Celebrities Told appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.
Senior Whitehall civil servants are up in arms because Boris has rowed back on a commitment to bribe farmers to grow wildflowers instead of crops. Doesn't he care about the future of the planet?
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Experts want ‘wildbelts’ to be part of UK planning strategy. What are they and how can they help tackle the climate crisis?
The post Land designated for nature restoration: a (wild)belter of an idea? appeared first on Positive News.
A study revealed rewilding’s potential, Ikea embraced circularity and notice was served on ‘thuggish’ debt letters
The post What went right this week: rewilding, circular economics and more positive news appeared first on Positive News.
A slow, tacking flight: float then flap. Then a pirouette and it has swung on to a different tack, following another seam through the moor as if it is tracking a scent. It is like a disembodied spirit searching for its host…” — description of the strongest of all harriers, the goshawk, by James Macdonald Lockhart in his book, Raptor: A Journey Through Birds
We’re watching a female red-tail hawk rejecting the smaller male’s romantic overtures barely 50 yards overhead.
A pack of wolves has become established in the Danish wilderness; one of several recent ‘rewilding’ successes across Europe
The post A pack of wild wolves roams Denmark for the first time in 200 years appeared first on Positive News.
