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Brexit ‘zombie legislation’ could put countryside at risk, say MPs

MPs have warned environmental protection laws could be under threat after Britain leaves the EU. In ...

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Making domestic gardens an integral part of our green infrastructure

As Europe’s largest greenspace initiative, Central Scotland Green Network is focused on transforming the region ...

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Planning a future without pesticides

Since the end of the Second World War when the chemistry that pesticides are based ...

Energy & Net Zero Features

Arctic ice melt highlights the need for greater investment in clean energy

It’s not exactly news that the melting of the Arctic ice caps would be bad ...

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Climate changing “too fast” for species

Many species will not be able to adapt fast enough to survive climate change, say ...

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Probe into health impacts of plastic pollution launched

The government is to investigate the effects of plastic microbeads on human health and the ...

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Parks are an asset, not a drain on resources

Parks and open spaces are arguably the most universal of all public services, used by ...

Features Regeneration Water

Restoring urban rivers and lakes improves quality of life, report finds

The strategies and measures authorities in urban centres across Europe have taken to improve the ...

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Why our notion of pesticides best practice needs to radically change

The amenity sector – all those areas that are not agricultural or amateur gardens – ...

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Funding boost for UK citizen science project

A UK-wide citizen project that has attracted almost one million participants has been awarded a ...