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Excellent info-graphic to explain ‘global emissions levels, the legacy of the Kyoto Protocol and the risks of inaction on global warming’

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Try Fareshares. Fareshares is a non-profit-making voluntary project that stocks simple unadulterated food (often called wholefoods) and related products. Just south west of Elephant and Castle Thursd…

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Replied Nov 27

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London Community Food Off to Market event - 1st December Want good quality, local produce but based in a concrete jungle? Not sure you’re getting the best out of your fresh fruit & vegetable s…

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Recycling, Composting, Carbon Reduction, Wildlife, Education, Lobbying, Gardening
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At 11:09pm on December 3, 2009, Ting-Ting Tooting said…
Hi Ann,
2 miles radius is approx 15 minutes cycling time
At 8:27am on December 3, 2009, Nick said…
Hi Ann
I've added a link to your Wave pre-meet event to our front page blog... hope that's OK!
Nick
At 2:03pm on November 25, 2009, Andrew Forbes said…
traditional mix will definitely be taller although apparently modern is also getting taller than its (semi-dwarf modern) parents. I have been told traditional should not be put on too rich ground as will get really too tall (2m+) and therefore liable to fall over.

Both mixes you should soak overnight before planting, but drain after night (can then planted for next few days)

Is there somewhere obvious at Roots and Shoots I should leave supply?

yours
Andy
At 1:32pm on November 25, 2009, Andrew Forbes said…
OK

so I think this means about 1 sq m total as normally plant four rows per sq metre with total of 20g of wheat. Shall I drop off 10g of modern mix and 10g of traditional mix. I would like some of resulting wheat crop back as we'll pool with similar from other S. London plantings to effectively create a S. London 'landrace' for 2010 planting (both mixes should become noticeably more productive in second year as they will have started to naturally select to suit locality)

yours
Andy
At 12:30pm on November 25, 2009, Andrew Forbes said…
Hi Ann

let me know what area you want to plant in the bags and anywhere else and I can maybe drop off to Roots and Shoots FAO of who ever?

yours
Andy
At 11:54am on November 25, 2009, Andrew Forbes said…
Hi ann

I am away planting more wheat in Catalonia from December 1st to 8th. If you think you will have some bags ready that you would like to put some wheat in during that time I coudl drop you off grain supply before I go

yours
Andy
At 10:56am on November 25, 2009, Andrew Forbes said…
Hi Ann

some pics from planting in one of Charles' beds + guerilla farming on Sunday (rather wet occasion) here

yours
Andy
At 12:57pm on November 20, 2009, Nick said…
Hi Ann, I hope that last night's Roots & Shoots event went well! I'm sorry it clashed with other things for us - Mark was speaking at an Earthwatch event at the RGS in Knightsbridge and I was at the launch of the London Low carbon Communities Network. Anyway, let us know if you have any actions you want help with from PD.
Cheers, Nick
At 10:10pm on November 16, 2009, Charles Snead said…
Great idea from Giles - that would be a good spot for planting...
At 6:39pm on November 9, 2009, Giles Gibson said…
Ann

Love the idea of unloved places competition. I cannot figure out how to get to the discussion group or join the process though. However, I would love to nominate the space in the centre of the Vauxhall Cross one way gyratory system. Huge areas of stale grass surrounded by traffic, advertising hoardings and the bus garage.
Giles

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