social value attributed to the use of cargo bikes and translated into financial metrics or returns for the cities they work in has this been done? If so who by?

I believe that we are not hearing more about early diagnoses and cures because they will disrupt traditional pharmaceutical/biotech/financial models enormously. Looking forward to the renewed focus on evidence-based science that made the US the gold standard in health care!

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The soil is the solution to floods, droughts, climate, nutrition, water quality, water temperture......and yet too often it is being used abused. Next time you see a soil filled river after rain have a think if this is how it should be.

Industrial response to industrialised agriculture. Muck now produced locally is way beyond sustainable carrying capacity of land so bring it to a massive shed by lorry and process it. If we want £4 chickens this is the way to do it.

“We have long been concerned at the environmental impacts to soil and water quality and to local biodiversity of rapid proliferation of IPUs. Today 51 million birds are being held any one time in IPUs across the three counties,” Christine Hugh Jones, CPRW theguardian.com/environment/20…

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This is crazy, half a million bike rides in Hereford in 5 years, best bit is the balancing and on scheme work is done by cargo bikes and trailers and the maintenance is subcontracted to a community interest company (Hereford Cycle Hub) giving them secure revenue. 💕

Climate change is a clear and present danger. One off flooding and weather events in our City are no longer one off, they are sustained and regular. For every 1℃ of warming, the atmosphere can hold 7% more moisture, that's where the water is coming from.

Planting more trees in the uplands of south-east Wales is not the complete and final solution to flooding events, but hell, it’s definitely an intelligent (and relatively inexpensive) place to start addressing the issue. Stump Up For Trees

May not fit the narrative trying to be created here but best not rely on old signs - they struggle to keep up! 9 five metre floods pre 2000 10 in the 24 years since 8 in the last 5 years - almost the same as in preceding 200 years! 3 in the last 2 years, including yesterday

It took The Ocean Cleanup 11 years to collect its first 10 million kg of trash. We just reached 20 million kg - seven months later 🥳

In light of recent events I’ve been looking at the number of major floods on local rivers over the last 30 years. It’s quite an eye opener. The last 5 years has seen around three times more than the preceding 6 five years. May even be time for a couple more!

Now for the rest of the country 👇

Updated chart for big floods (5m plus) on the Wye at Hereford. Since new gauge was installed in 1988. More floods in last 5 years than the previous 30. More floods this year (3) than in any preceding 5 year period. And it’s going to get worse.

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Earth Day... but also our 18th birthday at Pedicargo... so Earth day for the last 6570 days.

This is the riverbed of the River Dore in Herefordshire today. What a drought. There were still crayfish under the rocks. Eerie scene.

Crucial 60 days ahead. If we can intercept all trash tsunamis through this final stretch of the rainy season, it will mark the first time in decades the Gulf of Honduras has remained clean.