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The greenest government ever?
“Environmental Taliban” David Cameron promised this would be the greenest government ever “When I became prime minister I said I would aim to have the greenest government ever and this is exactly what we have”. Unfortunately, hardly anyone else seems … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Climate Change, Conservation, Government Affairs, Pollution, Sustainable Communities Act
Tagged austerity, biodiversity, budget, Climate Change, Conservative, David Cameron, economic, ecosystem, environmental taliban, George Osborne, Government, greenest government, growth, human progress, natural environment, politics, public opinion, sustainability, UK
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Biodiversity: the meaning of…
June will see the 20th anniversary of the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, at which the Convention on Biological Diversity was presented. This has driven much of the current thinking on biodiversity conservation, biodiversity action plans and targets to … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Conservation
Tagged #Rioplus20, 1992, bacteria, biodiversity, biodiversity action plans, biological diversity, conservation, convention, Earth Summit, ecologist, ecosystem, genetic, habitat, life, meaning, nature, Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Rio+20, species, target, wildlife, Woodland
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