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Increasing number of local authorities require over 10% Biodiversity Net Gain

Envirotec Magazine

In advance of the statutory requirement for biodiversity net gain (BNG) for new developments from January 2024, new research appears to reveal a gradual increase in the number requesting in excess of the 10% biodiversity net gain.

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Wetland conservation “the most effective approach to climate regulation”

Envirotec Magazine

The research looked to explore this and identified biodiversity loss, sea-level rise, and extreme weather events as the most crucial topics to tackle in terms of overall impact, urgency, and geographical reach. These criteria include biodiversity impact, pollution impact, carbon impact, readiness level, costs, trade-offs and scalability.

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2023 predictions: renewables, hydrogen and grid connections

Smart Energy International

Welcome to the second in our series of articles featuring industry insiders highlighting the trends and technologies we can expect to see in 2023. 2023 will see solar and battery grow faster than all generation types by MW, in terms of both consents and installed capacity. We expect to see uplift in planned onshore wind development.

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The surprising biodiversity of abandoned coal mines 

Grist

As millions in public and private investment, boosted by the bipartisan infrastructure law, pour into the region, many people are eyeing these abandoned sites. This story was originally published by Grist with the headline The surprising biodiversity of abandoned coal mines on Oct 5, 2023.

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'Rushed law making': Businesses, campaigners, and the government's own watchdog unite against 'bonfire' of EU law

Business Green

Calls grow for a rethink of the controversial Retained EU Law Bill, amid concerns over threat to worker, consumer, and environmental protections. The Bill has become a cause celebre for arch-Brexiteers within the Conservative Party, who are keen to see the government bring an end to any EU influence over UK laws as quickly as possible.

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'Promises are not enough': Campaigners urge Prime Minister to enshrine 2030 nature protection goal into law

Business Green

The Prime Minister is being urged by his own father to establish a target to reverse the decline of species and habitats into law, as part of a major campaign launched this morning geared at tackling escalating rates of biodiversity loss in the UK.

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Biodiversity net gain: Campaigners call for policy framework to police England's biodiversity offsets market

Business Green

UK government should introduce secondary legislation and guidance that can provide further clarity about how the biodiversity offset market will work and be policed, non-profit argue. To deliver policy efficiently and ensure clear market rules, it must include defined governmental roles and sufficient regulatory capacity," the document notes.