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"So the environment is not a luxury, not a Gucci accessory bag or a fancy silk tie affordable only when all other issues have been resolved. It is the oxygen breathing life into all the Goals. It is the red ribbon running around our common aspirations for a healthier, more stable and just world." Klaus Toepfer, UNEP Executive Director, commenting on assessment of the 2015 Millennium Development Goals, prior to the 2005 World Summit.

Mud4d Environmental wellbeing

Biodiversity - Coasts - Drought - Environment quality - Open spaces - Trees, woodland and forest

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action ideas for sustainability. The main focus here is on what community groups can do, but we're also developing a separate section on personal options.

It's a good idea to do a search first to see if anyone has started an article. You might want to see if there's an article about the topic in Wikipedia, which you can adapt, or just build up a list of relevant links.

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  • The Environment in your Pocket , 2006 (EIYP), published in October 2006. A National Statistics publication produced by Defra. Facts and figures on climate change, air quality, water quality, land use, waste and recycling, wildlife and other environmental issues. It includes sustainable development environmental indicators and has a section on environmental pressures including energy use, transport, pollution incidents and household consumption as well as spending on mitigation measures.
  • Representing neighbourhood environmental concerns within Local Strategic Partnerships, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, November 2004 JRF Findings

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