#Timber

Cllr Jon Burke

jonburkeUK

1/ O.k, so after the #ClimateDebate you'll be hearing a lot about ambitious proposals for #treeplanting as means of sucking - sequestrating - carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to help

The Long View 🍥

HayekAndKeynes

Curious how many of the commodity price spikes are due to supply chain interruptions from sidelined workers. Clearly the Biden agenda and reopening are going to usher in strong growth

Wildlife Vumba

WildlifeBvumba

After the rains, flowers.We took a walk in Harare’s National Botanic Garden.These were flowers on the aptly-named Fried-egg bush, also known as mushwawo. Their dried fruits make excellent rattles. The

Jane Dalton

JournoJane

A reminder that we've lost (read: killed off) more than two-thirds of nature's creatures in 50 years, and at least 30% of what's left is threatened. But... (thread)https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/extinction-wildlif

Friendless Churches

friendschurches

To enter some churchyards, you have to pass under a small shelter. Often they incorporate a stone platform and seats. They’re known as lychgates, and traditionally, bodies were kept here

Edith Mirante

EdithMirante

1. This History Thread is about timber industry and deforestation in Burma (Myanmar.) “As of 2016, 7.1% of Myanmar's tree cover was intact forest” (Global Forest Watch.) Efforts to protect

Dorai

db2691

Starting a new thread #nuggetsofmattersmarine tweet something naval of interest just for our interest and #maritimeconsciousness @srikantkesnur @FathomsOne @w_karve @ThingNavy @johnsonindia @CaptDKS @maythe4cbwithu @SandyPathak100 @yogiat00

AltYellowstoneNatPar

AltYelloNatPark

Our plan to Rewild the West includes a ban on livestock, on timber sales and on any new mining or fossil fuels infrastructure development on public lands. We estimate the

Dr Robert Bohan Artist

RobertBohan

Thread: In early medieval Ireland there were laws relating to trees & woods. Much nationalist history asserts that Ireland was dominated by woodland before the arrival of the Hiberno-Normans in

Vikram

vikramshah1991

My paternal grandfather was a races man. They lived in a chawl in Chinchpokli in Central Bombay. He ran a small timber shop near Arthur Road Jail. The larger neighbourhood

Friendless Churches

friendschurches

The riverside church at Boveney, Bucks dates to the 12th century. Its charmingly lopsided belltower is constructed from enormous oaks, most likely delivered by barge from the nearby Windsor Forest.

Think Defence

thinkdefence

A quick thread on the Broad Arrow (or an engrailed variety called a Pheon), a symbol seen everything from government furniture to machine guns, and from watches to tanksBut where

Philip Amies

AmiesPhilip

Forestry industry needs to stop milking tax payers for climate and biodiversity greenwash, a con, shysters, ready to hear how all woods need felling for nature to thrive so the

Kris

KrisAbdelmessih

Floor trading and fintwit share an overlapping dynamic"cooperative competition"It'll be fun to lay out some basics of the floor trading ecosystem and you will spot analogies. First an fyi. The

🇺🇸Jrod Money💵

MoneyJrod

One year ago today, we decided to have some timber harvested on a 20 acre lot we own. Here is our experience... -Thread-BTW, it wasn’t a good one

O'Foghlu

rayofoghlu

A remnant shred of the once great forest of aughty.This is Gortacarnaun woods, southeast Galway, a couple of hundred metres from the Clare border.83 Hectares of sessile oak with holly,

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