What’s a good replacement product for peat when I make or purchase potting mixes? Why shouldn’t we use peat products anymore?

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is backing a pioneering Manchester project involving a "super species" of moss that researchers say could be the answer in the fight against climate change.

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A major new project has been launched to tackle greenhouse gas emissions from drained peatlands. Scotland’s Rural College ( SRUC) is the UK lead in the EU-funded Horizon Europe project ‘Socio-Economic ...