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BBCNEWS BBC News November 28, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News November 28, 2020

Lowest infection rates across england, but it will find itself in year two along with the rest of the county. We have just lived through the second lockdown and we have vastly more people being moved up a phase, despite being told this is the last push, this is the new pa na cea. The last push, this is the new panacea. In writing in the Times Newspaper today, cabinet officer michael gove tried to address concerns of wavering mps. He said. Medical experts say the threat to the nhs is real. If we get very large numbers of Covid Patients in january and we have a cold snap, there will be a danger ...

More than half of Britain's ponds have disappeared - Vimarsana News

More than half of Britain's ponds have disappeared

But “ghost” wetlands can be resuscitated | Britain

Plantwatch: restored ghost ponds bring seeds back to life - Vimarsana News

Plantwatch: restored ghost ponds bring seeds back to life

Seeds preserved for decades can be revived and the plants thrive again along with aquatic animals

How to restore 'forgotten' farm ponds for wildlife - Vimarsana News

How to restore 'forgotten' farm ponds for wildlife

As many as two-thirds of the farmland ponds in England and Wales have been lost though drainage and in-filling, while those that remain are often shaded

Source: fwi.co.uk
WindAction | Fury over 'ecological disaster' at $10bn Orsted offshore wind project - Vimarsana News

WindAction | Fury over 'ecological disaster' at $10bn Orsted offshore wind project

Orsted has been accused of contributing to an “ecological disaster” with the onshore works for its largest offshore wind project underway globally, the £8bn ($9.8bn) Hornsea 3 off eastern England. Furious local campaigners claim silt displaced by heavy rain in October from cabling work underway for the 2.9GW North Sea wind farm has “destroyed” the nearby River Glaven, clogging the 17km waterway and damaging natural habitats including those of rare crayfish species.