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2010
Newcastle, assessed by Forum for the Future as top amongst Britain’s most sustainable cities for the second year running, and Leicester, in second place, are outpacing rivals Brighton, Bristol and London. "But all five have set themselves ambitious targets and are guided by long-term visions of how to improve life for their citizens by reducing their impact on the environment and seizing new opportunities in the green economy." 18 Oct [1] topic
2009
- Forum for the Future's 2009 ranking puts Newcastle top in their league table of "Britain’s most sustainable cities", 19 Nov [2] topic
- 17 Community projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions and developing clean, local energy sources to receive up to £20,000 funding, July 17 [3] topic, News London, News South East England, News South West England, News North West England, News North East England. The projects include, in North East England
- Community Renewable Energy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: promoting community-owned renewable energy projects.
2007
- Association of North East Councils signs North East Declaration on Climate Change, December 17 [6]
- High Court saves Great North Forest, Friends of the Earth (EWNI), FoE, June 29 / Trees, woodland and forest UK news
References
- ↑ Forum for the Future, 18 Oct 2010
- ↑ Forum for the Future, 19 Nov 2009
- ↑ Department of Energy and Climate Change, July 17, 2009
- ↑ Campaign to Protect Rural England, March 18 2009
- ↑ Campaign to Protect Rural England, July 15
- ↑ Association of North East Councils, December 17
- ↑ Living Streets, August 2