Drumgoyne, Campsie Fells
Taken May 2009, 3845×2206 pixels, 5Mb JPEG image
Doug Kennedy – The Earth's fragile beauty sustains us
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We are using all the water! What will we do when climate change really kicks in? Or @HS2ltd messes it all up? Save water and save @Chilternstreams https://twitter.com/Feargal_Sharkey/status/1278560390490861569
Following @sandralaville's shocking revelations in the @guardian yesterday here are some pictures of the River Colne that were taken on Monday.
The River Colne is a chalk stream, one of only 225 in the entire world pumped to extinction.
Wouldn't that be right @AffinityWater.
#Humanity, Homo sapiens,
Cares for nature
just like Janus.
https://www.businessgreen.com/blog-post/3083718/greenest-government-n-ever
And what they forget to tell us is that in Victorian times this was deemed to be state of the art .... in 2020 it is an archaic disgrace. https://twitter.com/RachSalv/status/1278734343096147969
They're blaming the VICTORIANS again. Those long-dead chaps in stovepipes hats responsible for all the raw sewage in the rivers today. Not the wealthy water cos or the timorous Environment Agency. Oh, it's the rain's fault too. Even when it's not raining.
https://environmentagency.blog.gov.uk/2020/07/02/combined-sewer-overflows-explained/
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