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New project to help ‘Red Wall’ achieve net zero launches
A cross-party commission has been launched today (5 January) to understand the challenges of helping ...
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Highways England launches microplastics drainage study
Highways England has launched a study into whether surface water which runs off roads affects the level of microplastics in the environment. The organisation responsible ...
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West Midland firms come together to discuss net zero
Some of the West Midland’s top companies have come together to discuss how to help ...
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Waltham Forest – building a 15-minute borough
Environment Journal speaks to Waltham Forest Council’s deputy leader, Cllr Clyde Loakes on the work ...
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Octopus Energy joins forces with Tokyo Gas
The Octopus Energy Group has announced it has agreed a major strategic partnership with Tokyo ...
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MPs cast doubt on the government’s heat pump target
Government’s plans to install 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028 could fail unless there ...
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Are Christmas jumpers bad for the environment?
It’s that time of the year again – rightly or wrongly – when everyone buys ...
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Water
Flood defence spending in deprived areas has fallen
The proportion of money spent on flood defences in deprived areas has ‘reduced substantially’ in ...
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Interview: Oxford City Council’s scientific adviser Professor Nick Eyre
It is often said that local government might be well-placed to tackle an issue like ...
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Food emissions could cause global temperatures to rise
Emissions from the global food system could increase global temperatures by more than 1.5°C, according ...
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