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News UK latest headlines
  • UK in 'delusion' over emissions, July 31 [1] The UK has been living under a delusion over its claim to be cutting greenhouse gases, according to two reports. topic
  • Somerset County Council vote to endorse a motion that they become the UK’s first ‘Transition Local Authority’, July 28 [2] topic, place
  • Woodland Trust to create England’s largest new native forest, July 28 [3] topic

References

  1. BBC News, July 31
  2. Transition Culture, July 28
  3. Woodland Trust, July 28


Global News latest headlines
  • New deal agreed to help protect one of the largest 'carbon stores' on Earth, August 15 [1] topic

References

  1. Greenpeace, August 15
  2. United Nations Environment Programme, August 8



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[edit] News 2008

  • Scotland's push for 'zero waste', July 28 [1] topic, Among the ideas being considered are increased recycling facilities at sports grounds, shopping centres, beaches and cinemas.
  • The European beaver will be reintroduced to Scotland for the first time in more than 400 years. Up to four beaver families to be released in Knapdale, Argyll, on a trial basis in spring 2009. May 25 [3] topic
  • Wind farm at Barvas Moor in Lewis refused consent on the grounds of incompatibility with European law, April 21 [4] topic
  • Plans for 'sustainable travel demonstration communities' across Scotland, March 17 [5] topic

[edit] News 2007

  • Emissions in Scotland have fallen by more than 15 per cent since 1990, according to latest data. The Scottish Government will consult on a Climate Change Bill including proposals for an emissions reduction target of by 80 per cent by 2050. September 18. [6] topic
  • May 11 - SNP and Greens publish Co-operation Agreement. The agreement includes a commitment to tackling climate change and opposing the building of new nuclear power stations, Scottish Green Party
  • March 26 - Greenpeace research shows that: "Decentralised energy can meet Scotland's future electricity demand at lower cost and offers a cheaper, more effective way to reduce CO2 emissions, gas consumption and dependency on imported gas than traditional centralised generation such as nuclear power." / Sustainable energy



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[edit] References

  1. The Scottish Government, July 28
  2. The Scottish Government, July 21
  3. The Scottish Government, May 25
  4. The Scottish Government, April 21
  5. The Scottish Government, March 17
  6. The Scottish Government news, September 18
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