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Tag Archives: Energy
Techno trees – natural solutions for the future
Is there no end to what nature – and more specifically, trees – can teach us? In pursuit of the holy grail of plentiful, clean, green energy, scientists have twigged that perhaps Mother Nature knew best all along. Trees and … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Conservation
Tagged carbon dioxide, CO2, electricity, Energy, fuel, green, hydrogen, leaves, Mother Nature, nature, New Scientist, New York, oak, oxygen, panel, photosynthesis, power, schoolboy, solar, spiral, sunlight, sunshine, technology, tree
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Our woods and their wildlife: symptoms of a planet under pressure
It’s felt more like summer than spring recently. Basking in such unseasonal temperatures has been so enjoyable, it feels churlish to put a damper on things by mentioning climate change. However, recent European research has shown some worrying trends. Birds … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Climate Change, Conservation, Forestry management
Tagged anthropocene, bird, butterflies, Climate Change, crisis, Earth, ecosystem services, emergency, Energy, epoch, flood, food, forest, global, global warming, human, innovation, Nature's Calendar, Planet Under Pressure, population, poverty, research, Rio +20, Rio+20, security, spring, State of the Planet, State of the UK's Forests, summit, threats, Trees, trials, UN, water, wildlife, Woodland
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Heart-warming news for woodland
Long and eagerly awaited, the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) finally brings renewable heat production in Britain onto more of a level playing field with renewable electricity, which has been incentivised for some time through the Renewables Obligation. It’s a little … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Conservation, Forestry management, Government Affairs, Plantations on Ancient Woodland Sites (PAWS), Policy, Uncategorized, Woodland creation
Tagged bioenergy, biofuel, biomass, Energy, fuel, heat, PAWS, planted ancient woodland, renewable heat initiative, Woodland creation
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No tree is an island
Rexyt’s charming new short film proves the UK’s woods and trees are a vital part of our world. In the animation ‘A Squirrel in Search of Sanctuary’, Red Squirrel (such a sweet little thing, I was cheering him on all the way!) is … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Uncategorized, Woodland creation, Woods Under Threat
Tagged animation, Energy, Red, remedies, Rexyt, sanctuary, squirrel, threats
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Another ancient woodland saved in Scotland
Our second Scottish success for ancient woodland this week (!) comes in the form of a rejected application for a wind farm within the heart of woodland at Monthreamont Moor, Angus. Read the full press release on this case in … Continue reading