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The Importance of Rainforests (First Published in West Sussex County Times)

14 July 2022/in Biodiversity & Nature, Climate change, Ecology/by Marianne Lindfield

I have been blessed to spend 20 years working in the Ecuadorian Amazon and Choco cloud forest, a world away from my home in Pulborough. It has been like having parallel lives. The UK has one of lowest levels of tree cover in Europe at 13%, globally ranking 136th out of 189 countries. Looking down […]

Go Greener Rudgwick Recycling by Fiona Sodha (first published in West Sussex County Times)

7 July 2022/in Recycling/by Marianne Lindfield

Go Greener Rudgwick (GGR) is a group of local volunteers who meet regularly to sort single use plastics that can’t be recycled at home, but can be left in the Rudgwick Youth Centre recycling bins. We work in conjunction with Sussex Green Living in Horsham to sort and box items to be sent to Terracycle, […]

We Need Worms …and Book Worms by Morag Warrack (first published in West Sussex County Times)

23 June 2022/in Climate change/by Marianne Lindfield

We’re slowly moving towards creating a more permanent Green Hub for Horsham, inspired by the excellent Zero at Guildford. One of the many things we’d love, alongside a Community Fridge, a Seed Bank, and a Library of Things (such as ladders or tents) is a Green Book Library. There are countless wonderful books available, some written […]

Swift Action Needed: Citizen Science for Horsham Swift Box Project (first published in West Sussex County Times)

16 June 2022/in Biodiversity & Nature, Ecology/by Marianne Lindfield

Swifts have been thriving for about 70 million years, when they would have been nesting in crevices in rocks and trees alongside the last of the Tyrannosaurs. But despite millions of years, something has now gone dramatically wrong, and UK numbers have plummeted in the last 25 years. These extraordinary birds can remain in the […]

Refill is the new Recycle

13 June 2022/in Food Waste, Refill, Single use plastic/by Marianne Lindfield

I’ve always considered myself to be a bit of a greenie, I recycle after all! However, last month I took part in The Big Plastic Count organised by Greenpeace and Everyday Plastic. The aim was to count my plastic packaging waste over the course of a week and record it as part of a nationwide […]

World Environment Day (first published in West Sussex County Times)

9 June 2022/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

2022 marks 50 years since the conference which led to the designation of 5th June as World Environment Day. ‘Only One Earth’ was the motto for the 1972 Stockholm Conference and half a century later, do we doubt that this planet is our only home, whose finite resources are running out? World Environment Day 2022 will be […]

The Wool Revival (first published in West Sussex County Times)

2 June 2022/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

Don’t we all love to see spring lambs in wildflower meadows, and sheep in green fields? In total contrast, who wants to see a factory producing acrylic?  A synthetic produced mainly in India and China, it’s made from chemicals so dangerous that special regulations have had to be made to prevent explosions at the factories […]

The Green Thing (first published in West Sussex County Times)

31 May 2022/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

Checking out at the supermarket, the young cashier suggested to the much older woman, that she could bring her own grocery bags because plastic bags weren’t good for the environment. The woman apologised and explained, “We didn’t have this ‘green thing’ back in my earlier days.”  She was right in that my generation didn’t have […]

For all our sakes – Stop using Peat (first published in West Sussex County Times)

19 May 2022/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

No doubt you have heard that for a healthy planet, we should use peat-free compost, but do you know why, or what exactly is peat? Peat is soil made up of organic matter that has only partially rotted down. The lack of oxygen and the acidic nature of waterlogged peat bogs prevent bacteria and fungi […]

The Circular Economy – the solution to the climate and ecological crisis? by Peter Desmond (first published in West Sussex County Times)

24 February 2022/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield
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