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#WomenWeSalute2018: Vicki Hird, Campaign Coordinator, Sustain

29th March 201828th March 2018 Environment Journal

In the fourth instalment of #WomenWeSalute2018’ we speak to Vicki Hird, campaign coordinator for food and farming policy, Sustain Vicki

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green
Features Regeneration 

#WomenWeSalute2018: Amelia Womack, deputy leader of the Green Party

12th March 20187th March 2018 Environment Journal

The second interviewee to feature in Women’s Environmental Network’s latest ‘#WomenWeSalute2018’ series is Amelia Womack, who will be speaking at

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Features Highways Pollution Transport Transport & Highways 

We must all take responsibility for cleaner air

6th March 2018 Environment Journal

There is no easy way to fix the UK’s air quality crisis, say Lesley Vining and Matt Davies, but should

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#WomenWeSalute2018
Features Regeneration 

#WomenWeSalute2018: Ruth Rogers, founder of The Canvas Café

23rd February 201822nd February 2018 Environment Journal

The sustainability sector is thriving with women leading many of the initiatives. Yet still, as one of Women’s Environmental Network

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assets
Features Pollution Water 

Natural assets: we need to change the way we view the environment

22nd February 201819th February 2018 Environment Journal

We need to stop viewing the environment as the provider of free services, say Paul Leinster and Leon Terry. It’s

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technology
Energy Features 

Combining smart technology with renewables to tackle climate change

8th August 20177th August 2017 Environment Journal

A new study has looked at how investment in community-level renewable projects can help to meet the future energy needs

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renewable
Energy Features 

A smart approach could mean half of UK’s energy is renewable by 2030

25th July 201720th July 2017 Environment Journal

A 50% renewable energy supply, which is both profitable and secure, is possible for the UK’s electricity grid by just

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low-carbon
Energy Features Transport Transport & Highways 

Which new low-carbon technologies can be developed and commercialised quickly?

22nd May 201728th July 2017 Environment Journal

A new study provides clues as to which innovative low-carbon technologies will successfully get onto the market quickly. The findings

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litter
Features Highways Waste 

Councils to get tougher powers to deal with ‘litter louts’

11th April 201719th May 2017 Environment Journal

Councils have welcomed a government consultation on the proposed introduction of regulations that would enable them to issue fixed penalties

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Energy Features 

District council to challenge wind turbines decision

3rd April 201719th May 2017 Environment Journal

North Norfolk District Council is to challenge the Planning Inspectorate’s decision to allow appeals against two refusals of planning permission

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construction
Features Highways Transport & Highways Waste 

Research reveals the many benefits of making roads from waste

3rd April 201731st March 2017 Environment Journal

Recycled waste material could play a major role in the construction of roads in Europe – bringing both environmental and

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green roof
Energy Features Housing 

Biodiversity study points the way to more durable green roofs

28th February 201726th June 2017 Environment Journal

Using living organisms such as bacteria or fungi as an alternative to chemical fertilisers can improve the soil biodiversity of

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Features Housing Regeneration 

Environmental assessments of buildings only tell half the story

20th February 201716th June 2017 Environment Journal

Researchers have called for a more wide-ranging approach to assessing a building’s green credentials. It comes after they studied a

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Energy 

World Bank loan scheme ‘failing clean energy’

27th January 201727th January 2017 Environment Journal

A multi-billion dollar global fund is encouraging the construction of fossil fuel projects, at the expense of cleaner options, a

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Highways Pollution Transport & Highways 

London’s dirty air: how bad is it?

25th January 201722nd February 2017 Environment Journal

The cold, calm weather of the past few days has seen London and the south east experience very high levels

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city of trees
Pollution 

Project aims to grow a ‘city of trees’

21st January 201722nd January 2017 Environment Journal

A project aims to plant three million trees – one for every man, woman and child – in Greater Manchester

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Trump

Obama administration gives $500m to UN climate change fund

18th January 201718th January 2017 Environment Journal

The US government has given half a billion dollars to the UN’s Green Climate Fund, just three days before Donald

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Energy 

Trump team moving away from supporters on climate science

16th January 201716th January 2017 Environment Journal

Donald Trump and his cabinet accept far more of the research on climate change than many of their political supporters,

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Energy 

Huge Antarctic iceberg poised to break away

6th January 20176th January 2017 Environment Journal

An iceberg expected to be one of the 10 largest ever recorded is ready to break away from Antarctica, scientists

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Pollution 

Germany ‘pollution spike’ follows New Year’s Eve fireworks

3rd January 20173rd January 2017 Environment Journal

New Year’s Eve fireworks contributed to dangerously high levels of pollution in several German cities, official figures suggest. In Munich,

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