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Nothing but silence was the response when this happened. Still is.
September 12, 2025 at 2:10 AM
Nothing but silence was the response when this happened. Still is.
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@georgemonbiot.bsky.social’s warning about maize, also used for biogas.
We seriously didn’t encounter a single insect in 170km of cycling through rural Brittany, heavily focused on maize.
Deeply worrying.
Only on day 3 as we rode on disused railways, spared from Roundup™️, did we spot a few.
We seriously didn’t encounter a single insect in 170km of cycling through rural Brittany, heavily focused on maize.
Deeply worrying.
Only on day 3 as we rode on disused railways, spared from Roundup™️, did we spot a few.
How a false solution to climate change is damaging the natural world | George Monbiot
George Monbiot: In growing maize for biogas, the crop that does most damage to the soil is being specifically exempted from the rules
www.theguardian.com
August 2, 2025 at 6:54 AM
@georgemonbiot.bsky.social’s warning about maize, also used for biogas.
We seriously didn’t encounter a single insect in 170km of cycling through rural Brittany, heavily focused on maize.
Deeply worrying.
Only on day 3 as we rode on disused railways, spared from Roundup™️, did we spot a few.
We seriously didn’t encounter a single insect in 170km of cycling through rural Brittany, heavily focused on maize.
Deeply worrying.
Only on day 3 as we rode on disused railways, spared from Roundup™️, did we spot a few.