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At our house, we make use of three different composting techniques. We have two black bins for kitchen scraps and weeds, wire bins for leaves and a compost pile for weeds and pruning trimmings. Link to full article

Having your own compost pile is great, if you are already a gardener. Link to full article

The Portuguese government has temporarily banned imports of waste from overseas amid concerns over huge landfill sites. Link to full article

The home was created out of extra material that was unused Link to full article

Last week we laid out a small kitchen garden, so with the garden beds shaping up, it is time to talk about what is at the heart of organic garden: Healthy soil, the important food for your lovely vegetables. Link to full article

Portugal has stopped taking waste from abroad to protect its domestic landfill capacity during the coronavirus pandemic. Link to full article

HOOF IT THROUGH the national parks of the western United States—Joshua Tree, the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon—and breathe deep the pristine air. These are unspoiled lands, collectively a great American conservation story. Link:

HOOF IT THROUGH the national parks of the western United States—Joshua Tree, the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon—and breathe deep the pristine air. These are unspoiled lands, collectively a great American conservation story. Link to full article

WebinarStreamed live online 15 June 2020 12:00 – 13:15 GMT+1 (BST) Chair Andrew Shepherd @ChronicPoverty – Principal Research Fellow, Equity and Social Policy, and Director, Chronic Poverty Advisory Network, ODI Keynote Olivier De Shutter @DeSchutterO – UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human right Link:

WebinarStreamed live online 15 June 2020 12:00 – 13:15 GMT+1 (BST) Chair Andrew Shepherd @ChronicPoverty – Principal Research Fellow, Equity and Social Policy, and Director, Chronic Poverty Advisory Network, ODI Keynote Olivier De Shutter @DeSchutterO – UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human right Link to full article