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To celebrate the start of the jump season at Leicester Racecourse, we are giving away two free hospitality packages to enjoy a luxury 4-course meal in our Nelson Restaurant for our first race meeting of the jumps season on November 20th.
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The winner will be announced at 2pm on Friday!
Climate problems in the UK.
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Drought isn't drought it's a lack of facilities to store water for a growing population
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Flooding, some if it natural but, building on flood planes, not dredging rivers, adding hundreds of new dwelling to existing drainage, and not cleaning blocked road gullies and drains, because councils spend on the wrong stuff.
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75% of Britain is farm land, yet farmers paid not to farm it, so we import what we could grow and rear.
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Energy, again lack of preparation,storage and virtue signalling that happens to be a trillion dollar industry where people like Al Gore gave amassed hundreds of millions of dollars, on the back of hysterical lies and fear.
The politicians blame the people . It's them!
Add your own list.
Day 3& they’re ready for the home straight!!! A fab bunch of people doing a really good thing- and having watched them tackle the hills yesterday they’re definitely working hard for donations!! If you can spare the price of a round of drinks…
#rideforlulu#LiveItLikeLulu
As someone who has studied environmental science, I am so tired of hearing that cow farts are causing climate change.
The public are misinformed because they are fed their “science” from news headlines.
Here are some facts based on real science.
Greenhouse gases are:
Carbon dioxide released during plowing, cutting trees and burning fossil fuels
Methane mostly from rice farming and cow belches (not farts – yes, I’m nitpicking)
Nitrous oxide from fertilisers
Because of the amount of heat each of these gases trap and the length of time each stays in the atmosphere, these can be measured in terms of greenhouse warming potential.
One of the first things we learn in environmental science is the carbon cycle.
Above, I acknowledged that cow belches emit methane. Methane contains carbon and is part of a natural carbon cycle – think about how many buffalo used to roam the plains.
Notice the word “cycle”. Cattle transform existing carbon from grass into methane as part of their digestive process. After about 10 years, the methane is broken down into water and carbon dioxide, which then get taken up by more grass to continue the cycle. This is how nature works!
On the other hand, fossil fuels come from ancient carbon that has been locked underground for millions of years and should stay there. When this carbon is released into the atmosphere, it stays for thousands of years.
Studies show that atmospheric methane has levelled off, even though the number of cattle has increased!
The plant-based industry want you to believe that 18%–51% of greenhouse emissions is due to cattle. It is not! The EPA states that it is 2%. All livestock is only 3.9%. Compare this with crops 4.7%, industry 21.6%, electricity 28.4% and transportation 28.5%.
You can find all the science that backs this up in Sacred Cow, by Diana Rodgers (@SustainableDish ) and Robb Wolf (@robbwolf), as well as a whole lot more detail. If you read the book, you will also learn how cattle can actually benefit the environment! The book also addresses ethics and nutrition.
It’s time we stop blaming meat for what fossil fuels are doing, don’t you think?
I don’t often get time to watch #SaturdayKitchen#Saturdaykitchenlive but today was golden!! Best tv by miles 🤣 please let all tv presenters have hard liquor for breakfast….