Malta Ranger Unit now officially launched
The founders of the Malta Ranger Unit recognised the need for a dedicated group to address the gap between reporting environmental crimes and successful prosecution
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The founders of the Malta Ranger Unit recognised the need for a dedicated group to address the gap between reporting environmental crimes and successful prosecution
The Minister for Gozo, Clint Camilleri, uploaded a post gloating about the works carried out illegally in Comino. He takes a dig at all the people who commented about the works, claiming that the accompanying photos provide a different picture to the scenario conjured up by his critics. The photos actually show a hideous expanse of coloured concrete paving on Comino. Whereas before, there was a perfectly serviceable track which blended with the wild and unspoilt context of Comino, there is now something very much like the paving of an enclosure at a zoo. This excess of concrete was deemed to ...
On April 17, writing in this newspaper, ERA’s CEO, Michelle Piccinino, regaled us with a plethora of legal actions devised to afford protection to trees,
Infrastructure Malta did not require a permit to carry out roadworks in the vicinity of the scheduled Santa Duminka medieval chapel, which passed right through 300-year old carob trees. This is because a legal notice dating back to 2008, exempts state bodies from seeking permits for the development of schemed roads, or rather... lines drawn on maps; in this case dating back to 1965 which were carried over in the local plan published in 2006. But while in some cases these works do follow the lines set out in plans (as in a similar case in Żabbar), in the Dingli case the map drawn on the local...
No EIA needed for Msida flyover project, ERA says The Environment Resources Authority says the Msida Creek project will increase traffic but result in 'future short-term improvement in air quality' 4 March 2021, 6:41am by James Debono The proposed Msida Creek project will see the construction of two massive flyovers to remove the traffic lights junction The Msida Creek project will increase traffic but result in “future short-term improvement in air quality”, the Environment Resources Authority said. The regulator said the flyover project will not require an Environment Impact Assessmen...