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Spring is in the Air
When I first heard of the fact that spring in Ireland starts on 1st February, I couldn’t quite believe it. Why, Belarusian word for February – люты (luty) – literally means ruthless, fierce – meaning the frosts that usually reign over Eastern Europe on this month. So planting definitely doesn’t come up to my mind when I think of February…
Nature is not a garbage disposal
Nature is a phenomenon of the physical world, collectively, including plants, animals, landscape and other features and products of the earth. I want to show a video with you. In particular, I choose this one because it is a personification of Nature and I am sure it...
NGOs cooperating towards climate action: Good Energies Alliance Ireland and EKOenergy
As Good Energies Alliance Ireland and EKOenergy are two environmental NGOs operating within the Erasmus+ European Solidarity Corps network, both having sustainable energy transition and climate action as their core mission, we decided to start collaborating more...
Good CAP, Bad CAP
The original EU Commission proposal for 2021-2027 CAP aka "the Good CAP" Source : European Commission Key points of the original EU Commission proposal Greater focus on environmental aspects — new CAP Strategic Plans commit to a higher environmental ambition than...
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Spring is in the Air
When I first heard of the fact that spring in Ireland starts on 1st February, I couldn’t quite believe it. Why, Belarusian word for February – люты (luty) – literally means ruthless, fierce – meaning the frosts that usually reign over Eastern Europe on this month. So planting definitely doesn’t come up to my mind when I think of February…
Nature is not a garbage disposal
Nature is a phenomenon of the physical world, collectively, including plants, animals, landscape and other features and products of the earth. I want to show a video with you. In particular, I choose this one because it is a personification of Nature and I am sure it...
Tania’s Quarantine Diary
After months and months of waiting for my Irish visa, I got my passport with it back on 24th December, that was quite a present for Christmas, I tell you! Nevertheless, Christmas is not as widely celebrated in Belarus as the New Year’s Eve, so I was preparing for my travel and I made myself even a nicer present of travelling to my ESC project on 31st December.
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