Nature is dynamic
Sowing seeds dependent on lunar cycles and burying cow horns to improve the soil – is biodynamics the ultimate in ecological agriculture, or just a bit far out? Sarah Lewis investigates.
Sarah Lewis has a massive tattoo on her back. It's not that she doesn't like it, it's just that she doesn't want it to be there anymore. She is undergoing laser treatment every two weeks for the
next year to remove it. She says "I don't mind the physical pain, it's the psychological pain of listening to my mother say 'I told you so' that worries me the most".
Sarah Lewis has a massive tattoo on her back. It's not that she doesn't like it, it's just that she doesn't want it to be there anymore. She is undergoing laser treatment every two weeks for the
next year to remove it. She says "I don't mind the physical pain, it's the psychological pain of listening to my mother say 'I told you so' that worries me the most".
Sowing seeds dependent on lunar cycles and burying cow horns to improve the soil – is biodynamics the ultimate in ecological agriculture, or just a bit far out? Sarah Lewis investigates.
A new eco community centre looks set to offer a focal point for green activity in the city. Sarah Lewis visits The Green Centre.
The summer spirit has truly hit Brighton and we are all flocking to enjoy the beach – and then leave it a tip for everyone else. Sarah Lewis looks into the seafront litter problem.
One person’s rubbish is another’s treasure, as Sarah Lewis finds out when she talks to two recycling artists in Sussex
At the opening of a new laboratory for the study of bees and other social insects, Sarah Lewis finds out if everything would be better with the insects in charge
With Green Architecture Day just around the corner and increasing numbers of people building their own super-environmentally-friendly houses, Sarah Lewis talks self-build eco-homes.
Sustainable transport is one of the most taxing problems in an increasingly environmentally-conscious world, but the technology is moving forward. Sarah Lewis takes a pootle round the city in a new electric van from Worthing’s Eco Garage.
Hold on to your hats, it’s a thrilling month of grass root empowerment designed to claw back the people power in our rapidly failing political system! Sarah Lewis learns about double democracy month, and gets to grips with the Sustainable Communities Act.
The bright lights of Brighton and Hove will turn off for an hour this evening, but why? Sarah Lewis discovers Earth Hour, and learns why tonight, a billion people across the world will be flicking off the switches.
Permaculture has firmly taken its place in the environmental scene as the Right Thing To Do, but what actually is it? Sarah Lewis heads for the Earthship and takes a course with the Brighton Permaculture Trust.
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