Indigenous people rewild an estuerial marsh: www.instagram.com/p/DX91vA-GXYr/

"What if a city, instead of pushing the rain away, learned how to drink it?' www.instagram.com/p/DYCdEI5j9W_/

"Though the company claims customers will not pay the interest on the loan, 33% of each bill currently goes towards servicing debt ... Thames is due to run out of funds in November, meaning customers could end up footing the bill." Just return water to us. www.theguardian.com/business/202...

Police heavy-handed with the wrong people again. If "policing by consent" meant anything, would the polluters of our land, water and food be so vigorously defended? #endagribusiness www.theguardian.com/environment/...

It's a great achievement for the Mease, but Severn Trent diverting its sewage outflows is just taking the shit from one river and adding it to another. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

⚡️The government’s flagship Energy Independence Bill is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for the UK to protect our seas from Big Oil pollution 🌊 ✍️ Our director @hugotagholm.bsky.social delves deeper for @lbc.co.uk 👇 www.lbc.co.uk/article/nort...

Cleanse our soil. Rehydrate our land. Cleanse our water. #soilassociation #landrehydration www.instagram.com/p/DYNE0vAEvhK/

The latest scientific, evidential appeal for us all to see sense and, finally, to act. We do take issue with their conclusions about water though. Rewilding, permaculrure, rehydration of the land are better than more reservoirs and evaporation, surely? www.theguardian.com/environment/...

If AMOC goes, so do we. www.instagram.com/reel/DXotMV0...

What's changed? The govt white paper for the water bill says this will change. Well, nothing done so far affects the water companies' behaviour. They need to go entirely and the govt just wants to protect them. www.instagram.com/reel/DYc5amE...

#landrehydration www.iatp.org/agroecology-...

"Agroecology is grounded in biodiversity, taking advantage of ecological processes and relationships to improve farm resilience and productivity." #agroecology www.iatp.org/agroecology-...

Natural England’s Nature for Climate Peatland Grant Scheme. Improvements - state of play report. Upland peat restoration crucial for carbon and water capture and storage, and biome restoration. #nationaltrust theconversation.com/the-pennine-...

As water campaigners we support this. These chemicals find their way into all our waters. We must push for its removal from UK agriculture, by legislation and a rebalancing of incentives for farmers, and the development of and an agreed transition to agroecology. bylinetimes.com/2026/05/14/t...

Thames Water abstraction, replacing water taken from the Thames at Teddington, with "treated" sewage planned to happen less than two miles upstream from the new designated bathing area at Ham. What could possibly go wrong ? www.instagram.com/reel/DYXNtWQ...

Glyphosate usage is back in the news, especially pre harvest spraying of wheat. The @thesoilassociation.bsky.social have concerns over human health as breads & cereals may be tainted. Others have environmental concerns as we previously reported...

📢 It’s time to cut the chemicals from our food and fields ✍️ PETITION - soilassociation.co/cutthechemsb... In the UK, just before harvest, some crops are sprayed with glyphosate to dry them out. It helps meet food system demands for speed and uniformity, letting farmers plan harvests in advance

Why are we here? www.instagram.com/reel/DYQCFC1...

We must know the real costs of construction and operation of AI data centres. We must control what they do: social media slop, drone assassinations etc ruled out, priority given to climate & environmental modelling or medical analyses. #citizensassemblies www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

A UK Government research paper has outlined how Nature-based Solutions (NbS) can increase flood resilience if implemented on a catchment scale Full story:

🎉 Celebrating Plant Health Day is a reminder that agroecology places plant health at the center of resilient, sustainable food systems. 🌱 #PlantHealthDay #Agroecology #PlantHealth #SoilHealth #Biodiversity #FoodSystems #ClimateResilience

Nature based solutions are available.

🌱 Got an idea, project, or vision for a future where people and nature thrive together? The open call "Futures with Nature" is live for #NetworkNature Week at the Nature-based Solutions Congress 2026 in Paris. Join us. Deadline: 30.06. 2026 iucnbrussels.typeform.com/NetworkNature

Climate Adaptation maps El Niño flood zones & heat corridors. Dietary patterns - the primary food system emissions driver - are overlooked. 7% of finance targets food system transformation. Mapping geography yet bypassing biology. tinyurl.com/agrifoodd #FoodSecurity #ClimatePolicy #Agroecology

Likhalikasan Permaculture Farm is a love letter to Earth: co-creating food sovereignty through agroecology, permaculture, and agroforestry 💚🌾. Two hearts left the city to heal soil, grow hope, and build community 🌱🌸. https://agroecologymap.org/l/409 Join the journey! #Agroecology #FoodSovereignty

#Dublin Climate Action Week 2026 programme of events 'We have a great range of events on offer under the themes of Citizen Engagement, Energy & Buildings, Transport, Flood Resilience, Nature-Based Solutions, and Resource Management.' dublinclimatechange.codema.ie/climate-acti...

Eat Your Privacy Screen. Learn more here -> https://www.ecosnippets.com/permaculture/edible-landscaping-fencing-ideas/

Landfill, a persistent threat to our water: wires.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Flooding and erosion intensify and become more frequent, the risk of waste being washed into the environment increases ... concern beyond plastics or construction debris to toxic substances, including metals and chemicals such as Pfa's and PCBs. #WatershedInvestigations sfg.media/en/a/old-lan...

Some mitigation of UK water pollution? nationalhighways.co.uk/our-work/env...

"What lies behind this explosion of seaweed are the high levels of nitrates in the water, which come from industrial farming’s intensive use of synthetic fertilisers and nitrogen-rich animal feed." www.theguardian.com/news/2026/ma...

This is what all our coastal waters should have: www.instagram.com/reel/DYKmVq3...

Glyphosate must be banned. www.instagram.com/p/DYEZf-1iKD...

Protected muddy seabeds are home to TWICE as much wildlife as those exposed to trawling, says new study. The muddy seafloor has been long thought of as having low wildlife value. But protecting it can see nature regenerate within years! 🌊 https://bit.ly/4wivd4J

Just three UK data centres will account for more than 1% of the UK’s carbon budget by 2033. It’s like building several international airports. No wonder they’re lying about it. We’ve got to stop this madness. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

🚨New from BBC Sounds - Rinsed, a podcast on England's sewage scandal. If Channel 4's 'Dirty Business' shocked you, this is an essential listen. It's the story of private profit working against public good (and yes, we're in it).

Closing the de minimis loophole is critical if BNG is going to work for both nature and development. Read our joint blog with @thewildlifetrusts - Biodiversity Net Gain: Time to close the loophole, here: www.wildlifetrusts.org/blog/public-...

Latest UK Hydrological Outlook: Below normal to notably low river flows across central southern England over May and May-July Normal to below normal for eastern Scotland in May, and normal over May-July Normal flows likely in northwestern areas in May; normal to above normal in May-July 🧪 1/

Groundwater levels likely to remain normal to above normal across UK in May though notably high levels likely for some boreholes in the Southern, Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Chalk and levels at South Wales likely below normal to exceptionally low. More detail: hydoutuk.net Portal: ukho.ceh.ac.uk 2/2

Seabirds are being poisoned by pollution stemming from rigs. Unable to fly or hunt

Sharp drop in ‘forever chemicals’ in seabird eggs hailed as win for regulation

They keep saying the data centers don't use much water. It does not seem to be true. If I were them I'd revisit a bit of wisdom from the dry areas of the world before taking everyone's water. "Whisky is for drinking. Water is for fighting over."

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In April Donna Oldbury-Thomas assisted Prof Roy Brown with a presentation at Bangor University, they are working on agroecological means of bracken control. Bracken offers critical breeding habitats while simultaneously threatening biodiversity & its dense growth creates a significant fire risk.

Starmer just announced 'full national ownership' of British Steel. Labour are bringing emergency legislation, because 'public ownership is in the public interest' So this government CAN nationalise. And they can do it quickly. Why, then, are we not bringing our water into public ownership? 🧐

Yeah, when he got into steel, was assuming water would be next. But no.