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VILLA THURET SCULPTURES IN THE GARDEN 2023
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
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JARDIN THURET
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PARC EXFLORA
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
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THE GARDENS OF AUDLEY END
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
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e-LUMINATE FESTIVAL 2017
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THYME
Reviewed by DAVE FRANKLIN
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VILLA CASTELLA, FLORENCE
Reviewed by JOHN WOOLLARD
Kenwood House, Hampstead with its Orangery on the left, viewed from the 'Capability' Brown garden
The Orangery at Kensington Palace. In 1984 Ronald Reagan landed in his helicopter on the lawn, greeted by Margaret Thatcher, on his way to the economic summit
Kensington Palace
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Scaly tree ferns, in an urban Mediterranean habitat - could be interesting if they grow full height. It is unlikely you would ever get below -7C especially with a warming world, the limit of their frost resistance.
If carbon dioxide is less than 50% of the cause of global warming then no amount of reducing carbon dioxide is likely to reverse it. [1]
This will have profound policy implications - and the young are getting there first. Across Europe less of the young are in favour of net zero - some of whose solutions were seemingly snatched off the back of an envelope to make figures for carbon reduction add up - than the old. The grace period for net zero is ticking down fast.
The latest multi-university study from North America tactfully says carbon dioxide has caused 50% of historic global warming but leaves little doubt that the main cause of global warming this decade has been methane.
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