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At least 2456 fossil fuel lobbyists have been granted access to the COP28 summit in Dubai, signalling an unprecedented presence at crucial climate talks from representatives of some of the world’s biggest polluters, according to a new analysis from the Kick Big Polluters Out (KBPO) coalition.

National Highways has revealed a new force in the fight against Japanese knotweed - mans best friend.

Joshua Minchin reflects on the proposed deregulation of NGT products in the EU and analyses the effect on the food industry.

The John Lewis Partnership says it is the first UK retailer to have net-zero science based targets validated by the SBTI.

Annual competition saw +400 students showcase innovation, creativity, and the entrepreneurial spirit

A group of students from Technological University Dublin won the inaugural Rotary Ireland Student Environment Award for designing news seats for the Seamus Heaney Walk in the Devil’s Glen forest.

The event will highlight call for action to support health benefits for the African and Eastern Mediterranean population, as well as the environmental and climate co-benefits, that can be obtained by implementing ongoing multi-sectoral policies and initiatives in the African and Eastern Mediterranean Regions.

Members across the country, and i know many of them would feel that further investment is required, in those flood defences, to protect against those eventualities. dagid against those eventualities. david renard, thank _ against those eventualities. david renard, thank you _ against those eventualities. david renard, thank you very _ against those eventualities. david renard, thank you very much, - against those eventualities. david renard, thank you very much, the environment lead at the local...

David renard is the environment lead at the local government association — hes also a conservative councillor and leader of swindon council. is there any merit in whatjim mcmahon is saying? should we be spending and paying more attention to environment and flood defences? councils around the country are spending lots of time looking at climate change and working with government through the local government association, to look at what measures can and should be put in place. councils have to w...