Category Archives: biodiversity

Re-wilding: how do we recreate feral soils?

Posted on May 30, 2013 by Miles King

Having successfully helped my mum pack her house into an articulated lorry, and bring her down here to Dorset yesterday, I have to admit to being a bit knackered. However I’m looking forward to buying a copy of George Monbiot’s … Continue reading →

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HS2 or free wifi on every train – which would be better for the economy?

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Miles King

As some of you might have noticed yesterday I have moved over to using wordpress on ipad as I’m on the move at the moment. So I failed to publish my post yesterday until 5pm and I cannot guarantee that … Continue reading →

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