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Why do Jubilee Line trains make that noise?
You know the one. […]
Johan Rockström interview | Planetary boundaries, ‘negative emissions’, mitigation models & fairness
Johan Rockström is best known for his work on the Planetary Boundary Framework and as co-director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. In this wide-ranging conversation with Kevin Anderson, recorded in Norway in March 2023, they discuss their … Continue reading
Northern city getting a second wind through football the arts and music
What is Manchester famous for? Manchester is first known for being England’s second city. A former industrial lung, it is today a major cultural center, famous for its many fantastic nightclubs, its large libraries and its glorious sporting history. #manchester … Continue reading
Sumito Sakakibara Plumbs Memory and Time in His Animated Film ‘Iizuna Fair,’ On View for a Limited Time | Colossal
OCTOBER 18, 2023 KATE MOTHES Sumito Sakakibara taps into the nuances of nostalgia, human experience, regret, grief, and what it means to truly be alive. One night, a man’s car goes off the road. His life flashes before him, as … Continue reading
UNBELIEVABLE Giant Bluefin TUNA chasing Garfish in South Devon!
A sight I never thought I’d witness, as around eight Tuna were hunting huge shoals of Garfish only metres from the shore. The Garfish would leap out of the water in an attempt to escape, as the Tuna attacked from … Continue reading
Could Dam Removal Reconnect this English River to GREENLAND?
A concrete dam was built in the 1970s to replace a demolished Mill. That dam (or weir) represented the last remaining barrier between the ocean and historic salmon spawning headwaters of the River Ecclesbourne. It was a spawning migration route … Continue reading
The History of Midsummer (St. John’s Day) Explained
In this video, we take a look at the summer holiday known as “Midsummer”, also called “St. John the Baptist’s Day”, which was once a holiday as popular as Christmas celebrated across Europe, and which remains popular in some areas … Continue reading
Michaelmas – A Holiday We Forgot About | History
In this video, we take a look at a forgotten holiday that was perhaps as important as Christmas or Easter, called “Michaelmas”. We explore what it was, and why it may have disappeared. […]
We’ve released 803 squirrels at an airport – here’s why
We’ve decided to help a species that has found its last refuge in a very strange ecosystem… Airport Grasslands!? 🌾 To support our work you can become a member here: https://mossy.earth MOSSY EARTH MEMBERSHIP =============================== The rewilding membership that restores … Continue reading
