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Brown's electric dream for Britain
Gordon Brown has promised an environmentally friendly Budget later this month to kick start a "green recovery" � including the mass introduction of electric cars on Britain's roads.
Foresty Commission to make UK's Towns and Cities Greener
The Forestry Commission has formed a partnership to make the UK's towns and cities greener.
Natural England – Adaptation Challenge
Significant changes are needed in the management of England's landscapes to let the environment adapt to climate change, Natural England has warned.
Government must do more to ensure environmental impacts are considered by Planning Commission say IEMA
The IEMA believes the Environmental Impact Assessments of Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) must learn from over 20 years of professional EIA practice and legal challenge.
EEA – Drought and Water Overuse in Europe
Despite the vast amount of water on the planet, decades of unsustainable management mean that water shortages have reached a crisis point in many regions.
Food to Benefit People & Planet – Oxfam Report
This report illustrates that the food we buy every week can have huge impacts on people and environments seemingly world's away from our 'regular dash around the shops'.
Climate Change : Adaptating to the Inevitable? IMECHE
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers has released a new report, which considers the possible climate changes that we may expect over the next 1000 years due to continuing carbon dioxide emissions, and recommends what ...
DECC Consultation on the Carbon Reduction Commitment
Views are invited in the third consultation on the development of the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) scheme.
Arctic People Should be Consulted on Adaptation Strategies
Indigenous Arctic peoples must be consulted on ways to preserve their ways of life and boost employment opportunities as the northern ice retreats due to climate change, a group of experts convened by the United Nations...
Water Deserves Higher Priority – UN Official
Water must be given higher priority on the development agenda, a top United Nations official told a global gathering that opened today in Istanbul, stressing that the problems the world faces with regard to this preciou...