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Robin Hood Energy supplier fails to pay £9.5 million in subsidies

Robin Hood Energy, Nottingham city council's energy supplier, has failed to pass on the £9.5 million in renewable energy subsidies after collecting them from customers through their bills.&nb...

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Extinction Rebellion sprays fake blood

After trying to spray the Treasury in Westminster with fake blood from the top of a fire engine, four Extinction Rebellion Activists have been arrested. 

Bearing a banner with the stat...

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Appeal against planning inspector dismissed

Gladman Developments Ltd appealed against a decision upholding the refusal for planning permission for two residential developments in air quality management areas (AQMAs).

The planning ins...

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UK needs billions to meet 2050 climate targets

A Report commissioned by the Government states that the UK will need investment worth billions of pounds every year to remove enough greenhouse gases from the air to meet its 2050 climate targets.<...

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Biffa forced to pay over £500,000 for exporting banned waste

Following an investigation by the Environment Agency, one of the UK's largest waste management companies, Biffa Waste Services Ltd, has been ordered to pay a total of £...

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Former recycling business fined after breaching environmental regulations

In September, South Tyneside Magistrates Court ordered a former Northumberland-based recycling business and its Director to pay a combined amount of £54,365 in fines and compensation, after b...

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New guidelines for councils could create wildflower sanctuaries on road verges as well as save money

According to the new guidelines published by a charity Plantlife, the UK has a great potential to enjoy around 400 bn more flowers if road verges were cut later and less often by the local cou...

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HSA Annual report reports Vehicles biggest workplace killer

The Health and Safety Authority (HSA) has released its annual report, and figure suggests that Vehicles are the leading cause of death in Irish Workplaces. 

The...

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Government provide cash for green technologies

Governmental Ministers have launched a £400 million fund to attempt to 'bolster' Britain's electric vehicle charging infrastructure. 

They have decided for the first £70,00...

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Planning judicial review against Canterbury City Council dismissed

The claimant applied for judicial review of the defendant (Canterbury City Council) Local Authority's grant of planning permission so there can be a mixed-use development on a site near her home. A...

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Signs of climate change are speeding up

The latest scientific data compiled by the World Meteorological Organization indicates that the signs and impacts of global warming are speeding up. This news has arrived just as key UN talks are s...

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Better land management key to reduce the impact of climate change

As a way to lessen the effects of climate change, the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Report has posed the idea that improving how land is managed is...

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How are Local Authorities facing up to the climate crisis?

Local Authorities have declared climate emergencies have become an epidemic in 2019. 

A city council in Darebin, Australia - having noticed the past 16 out of 17 years were the warmest...

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Plymouth to spearhead Marine Parks with first in the UK

Plymouth City Council has used the occasion of the 13th European Biennial of Towns and Town Planners 2019 conference, in order to announce its intention to make Plymouth the UK's first Nationa...

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Councils to address 'illegal' green belt development

The Housing Minister, Esther McVey has committed £2 million to aid councils to "crack down on illegal developments" that are taking place in the green belt. 

Councils w...

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