Sam Dyson
@landforward.bsky.social
Is the future rural? Looking out for sympathetic land stewardship and settlement practices, cooperative working and localisation w circular economy.
Light, Bright, Deep or Dark Green.
What shade are you?
“The emerging trend of the environment movement is toward the centre of the bell curve, both in terms of issues addressed, and the means by which they are addressed.” Writes Kari McGregor here:
www.resilience.org/stories/2014...
What shade are you?
“The emerging trend of the environment movement is toward the centre of the bell curve, both in terms of issues addressed, and the means by which they are addressed.” Writes Kari McGregor here:
www.resilience.org/stories/2014...
February 28, 2025 at 5:17 AM
Light, Bright, Deep or Dark Green.
What shade are you?
“The emerging trend of the environment movement is toward the centre of the bell curve, both in terms of issues addressed, and the means by which they are addressed.” Writes Kari McGregor here:
www.resilience.org/stories/2014...
What shade are you?
“The emerging trend of the environment movement is toward the centre of the bell curve, both in terms of issues addressed, and the means by which they are addressed.” Writes Kari McGregor here:
www.resilience.org/stories/2014...
Ok, so I want this to be good news but if New Zealand is among the only 12/195 countries who submitted their emissions reduction plan to the IPCC, with our current chaotic government, the little hope I had left dwindles further! But also, well done NZ, proud of you ;)
February 12, 2025 at 8:18 AM
Ok, so I want this to be good news but if New Zealand is among the only 12/195 countries who submitted their emissions reduction plan to the IPCC, with our current chaotic government, the little hope I had left dwindles further! But also, well done NZ, proud of you ;)
Harvested my first broccoli, beans and cucumber today. Tomatoes aren’t ripe yet!
January 11, 2025 at 8:32 AM
Harvested my first broccoli, beans and cucumber today. Tomatoes aren’t ripe yet!