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@thecommongreen One day I'm going to stop posting this video whenever CCS is mentioned. Today, however, is not that day.
The Australien Government has made an ad about Carbon Capture and Storage, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative.👉 Ways you can support us to keep ma...
Hot off the digital press: the fourth of six short stories by Thomas Richards.
'Anna of Llynn' tells the sad tale of two young lovers' happiness spoilt by a third jealous heart.
This story comes with a content warning about descriptions and portrayals of mental illness.
https://bydbach.hcommons.org/anna-of-llynn/
#Wales #WelshWritingInEnglish #RomanticFiction #ShortStory #Literature #CW #DigitalEdition #OpenAccess
Tanau gwyllt yn gwthio bywyd gwyllt prin i ddifodiant / Wildfires pushing rare wildlife to extinction
‘Coed Cadw the Woodland Trust in #Wales said an irreplaceable area of temperate Atlantic rainforest had been affected’
Increasing long dry spells are increasingly impacting wildlife, all ecosystems, including our rich & rare Atlantic Temperate Rainforests. @waleslink
#Wildfires remove texture making flooding worse.
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GRAPHIC: Ben Proctor @likeaword
Sourcing motive power in the uplands of north Wales was critical for the success of the slate industry from the late C18th on.
Water was initially the only available motive force. The extent to which the landscape was carefully exploited to divert, collect and use water was remarkable.
Later, the slate industry would become some of the very earliest adopters of hydroelectricity.
Blue = runs and storage of water, orange = mils of two small quarries.
Loved reading 'Tir: The Story of the Welsh Landscape' by Carwyn Graves with the Doers & Improvers bookclub. A beautiful book about peoples' relationship with the land in Wales, the role of the Welsh language, the history of agriculture here, and thoughts on how we might move forward in more sustainable ways.
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