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Remember when ‘The Day the Earth Caught Fire’ was science fiction ? Well , now it’s science fact and even @TheSun has it as front page news . And still we want to frack , fail to invest in renewables and farm more CO2 . A cold drink isn’t going to help - we must take rapid action
Stop the government from forcing #fracking on local communities act.friendsoftheearth.uk/act…
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When will humans wake up and see we need to learn how to live alongside each other and our own habitat rather than getting rid of everything we perceive to be a threat . . . #saveshefftrees @SaveSheffTrees
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The UN has warned UK's reputation will suffer if Government tries to weaken environmental protections after Brexit
We need a strong, independent watchdog that can uphold environmental law + hold the Government to account on the state of our natural world
theguardian.com/environment/…
Many local followers here. Please look out for this dog. nitter.gq/GillyAGLLP/status/9885…
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Last year we saw almost half a million houses planned on green belt - 54% more than 2016. It's unacceptable that developments of this scale are being approved on Green Belt land without consideration of brownfield alternatives. buff.ly/2IXLILo
Petition: Create a new independent welfare body to protect racehorses from abuse and death petition.parliament.uk/petit…
I have just signed the petition calling on @DefraGovUK to ban the sale of traps used to kill hedgehogs. Please can you sign and RT you.38degrees.org.uk/petitio… via @38_degrees
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Dear @michaelgove – you’ve done bags and you’ve done (micro)beads. Now’s the time for bottles! (and don’t forget cans …) We need a #depositreturn system!
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Wren Academy Enfield site announced! The new secondary school will be situated on a section of the Chase Farm... fb.me/2dteRzop1
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In the last 150 years nearly 70 species of butterflies and moths have become extinct in the UK #ThursdayThoughts
The Black-veined White (Image by Adam Gor), is a butterfly that can still be found elsewhere in Europe but became extinct here in the British Isles around 1925.
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Dear @SheffCouncil @Ameyplc Please halt Monday's severe pruning of the Chelsea Road elm. You'll destroy the rare white-letter hairstreak butterfly & a much-loved local tree. You'll bring more negativity & bad publicity upon your great city. Just stop. wildsheffield.com/news/2018/…
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'The trends reveal that England is a rapidly urbanising landscape, and that this change is accelerating. We cannot afford to be complacent about building on more of our countryside' - Our new blog bit.ly/2E1YdTL
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#CAPITA don’t just provide outsourced services - in places like Barnet, they run entire councils independent.co.uk/voices/cap… #localgov
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'Contingency plans being made for Barnet Council outsourced services contracts with #Capita' theguardian.com/uk-news/2018…
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One of those rare and magic moments. Had to climb onto conservatory roof at dusk to line up singing thrush and rising moon #Winterwatch @BBCSpringwatch @Countrymaned @WildlifeMag @MarkAvery @RobGMacfarlane @Natures_Voice @CountryfileMag @NearbyWild @WildlifeMag @AP_Magazine
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If we’re to stop developers finding an excuse to build on our countryside, we need to unlock the potential of brownfield land: Our latest report sets out how: bit.ly/2ndzt3T
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Affordability is being used as a pretext for surrendering #ourgreenbelt for housing development - but the facts speak for themselves. Giving up Green Belt land does nothing to help solve genuine #housing need. The only people to benefit are the developers. nitter.gq/CPRE/status/9536450094…
Just 16% of homes built on the Green Belt since 2009 were affordable. bit.ly/2EQhd7X
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The amount of land lost to housing development from our treasured Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty has increased five-fold since 2012 - an outrageous national betrayal. bit.ly/2rjNXVo




















