Healthy Common Sense Living

25/10/2023

Government accused of ‘ignoring science’ as it considers allowing use of a toxic neonicotinoid

20/10/2023

Busy bees

20/10/2023

Britain has witnessed a surge in beekeeping in recent years, however, this boom is not necessarily beneficial to wild honeybees. Though the hobby is often touted as a way to help these insects, it can actually cause more harm than good due to the introduction of disease, competition for resources, and displacement of native species. Therefore, to truly benefit honeybees, we must focus on preserving and restoring their natural habitats.

The number of beehives in Britain’s cities is growing rapidly, putting pressure on native bees ‘that really need our help’, say scientists and experienced beekeepers

20/10/2023

07/05/2020

Good idea, makes beautiful compost

When deciduous trees shed their foliage in the autumn season and carpet the forest floor, the leaves slowly decompose and release nutrients back into the earth. In the natural environment, this cycle…

16/04/2020

Submitted by Kenneth Wright

13/04/2020

The economic concept was developed by an Oxford University economist. Now the Dutch city is giving it a shot.

12/04/2020

If it's Sunday, it's fruit salad!

11/04/2020

We're back!

2020 season starting...