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'Labour are the conservers': Shadow secretary pledges to reverse nature degradation in UK - Vimarsana News

'Labour are the conservers': Shadow secretary pledges to reverse nature degradation in UK

Labour’s shadow environment secretary has stated that the Party would deliver on the UK’s commitment to protect at least 30% of the land and sea by 2030, in the same week that investors published new benchmarking tools to assess corporate approaches to nature and biodiversity.

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How water companies will respond to AMP8 delivery challenges - Vimarsana News

How water companies will respond to AMP8 delivery challenges

In October 2023, Welsh water company Dwr Cymru and the English water companies submitted spending plans for the eighth asset management period (AMP8), to

Britain's natural landscape is in ruins – thanks to the Tories. Here's how Labour will restore it | Steve Reed - Vimarsana News

Britain's natural landscape is in ruins – thanks to the Tories. Here's how Labour will restore it | Steve Reed

Sewage pollutes our waterways, species face extinction. We must act fast to halt the decline – and we will, writes the shadow environment secretary, Steve Reed

Report for Government to ban destruction of unsold clothing - Vimarsana News

Report for Government to ban destruction of unsold clothing

Green Alliance report identifies steps to tackle overproduction by fashion industry

'It's totally disheartening:' cabin owners watch property flood due to broken culvert - Vimarsana News

'It's totally disheartening:' cabin owners watch property flood due to broken culvert

As the rain started to fall toward the end of March, Doug Allen sensed the inevitable.He moved the furniture out of his cabin. The unwanted visitor he had dreaded for years arrived about a week later. "The water was rising one inch per hour on the lake," he said in an interview.The cabin Allen and his family have is on property they bought in North Kemptville, Yarmouth County, in 1988. It is beside Duck Lake.It is a place where they went to swim and kayak, fish and relax. But in recent years the

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