(6/7) This is easily translated into garden lawns: by cutting & removing in late summer & a couple more times through the winter, then leaving from March onwards, you’re mimicking this old way of managing hay meadows & you’ll start to see more wildflowers in your lawn 🙌👊

Today is #NationalMeadowsDay! The loss of our uplifting hay meadow habitats in the UK makes my heart hurt, so I want to share with you the secret for turning your lawn into a mini wildflower meadow for *free* 👊

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COVID admissions venturing back into territory where - historically - we've seen general ambulance response times start to spiral upward.
(Underlying causes of these delays complex, system-level and stretch to social care. COVID pressure appears to act as a trigger).

'Scientists are warning that the climate situation is so dire that we will not only need to withdraw carbon from the atmosphere but begin exploring controversial solar geoengineering technologies to cool the planet.'

@NafeezAhmed
@BylineTimes https://twitter.com/ElizeBiermann/status/1542413964394602496

Late punt for today's column, on the way seven days in Johnson's world ages you by more than a week. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/jun/29/tories-boris-johnson-government-byelection-rwanda-rail-strikes?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

@JessicaWestHill @ClaireWrightInd @SouthWestWater England’s water company bosses have awarded themselves almost £27 million in bonuses over the past two years despite pumping out raw sewage into waterways 1,000 times a day.

The #CumbrianCoalMine is simply not justifiable. Let's set the record straight:

❌ Demand for coal is on the decline.
❌ Most of the coal would be exported.
❌ It's a disaster for the worsening #ClimateCrisis and the UK's climate commitments.

@theCCCuk
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-61974313