@SteveReedMP@mtpennycook@tobyperkinsmp eNGOs have made constructive suggestions to make the p&I bill work for planning & the environment e.g. see https://t.co/uXDdKF1PBU. please listen.
@SteveReedMP Totally understand the desire to improve efficiency in the planning system, but the planning and infrastructure bill in its current form is unequivocally regressive for nature conservation.
The snaking confluence of the Thame and The Thames near Dorchester. I make this a seasonal shot and I love the blue sky reflection. Altitude 380 ft. https://t.co/DmRrXfg4sd @RiverThameCT@ThamesPathNT#Thames
@DrAlexFord Good study. This is an important issue- assuming we want all echelons to care about the natural environment, and those employed in Natโ envโ sector to reflect wider society (I do).
@LeyNathan Many environmental โprogressivesโ I sense fear new Govโ housing, infrastructure & planning reform. So, letter from Env Sec & Deputy PM to eNGOs last week stating these wonโt come at expense of envโ provides reassurance.
๐ธ Our newsletter is out now! ๐ Read about our first BNG project, the new Landscape Recovery project, Community Action for Bear Brook, and Water Vole Recovery Project. Plus, meet our new team members and get the scoop on upcoming events.
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Please RT: Fancy joining the WTT family? Details of our #Conservation Officer position and how to apply are now available, here
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Great thread. Underinvestment and regulatory failure -definitely, but itโs more complicated than just that & โno one is pressing a โdump sewageโ buttonโ.
We REALLY need to separate out the social justice and environmental action elements of sewage campaigning.
Yes itโs unjust for water companies to profit from bad practice, and maybe the responsible execs/shareholders do need locking up.
But that alone WONT FIX OUR RIVERS๐งต
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Is Thames Water sustainable? Perhaps, but only by putting it in special administration and breaking it up.
Read my latest paper here:
https://t.co/9OUH9aAV1Q
#thesustainableeconomy
On Monday, the Highland Council officially notified ministers that they voted to approve the proposed development at #CoulLinks, despite NatureScotโs objection and a recommendation of refusal from planning officers.
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Our Winter Newsletter: 2023 Year in Review is out now! Here are some highlights:
๐ฟ Restoring habitats
๐ Advocating for change
๐ Improving fish passage
๐ฑ Monitoring water quality
๐ฆ Inspiring the next generation
๐ https://t.co/xySjAdNXDp
Superb visit to the Evenlode catchment to see river restoration for water quality & natural flood management benefits. Lots of learnings & inspiration shared, which Iโll take back to @RiverThameCT.
@WaterVole@earth_trust@RadleyLakes A good piece. It will be interesting to see how @SomersetWT no dogs on reserves policy works out. Also- pleased to see @theriverstrust & @Pan_UK advocating against harmful tick & flea meds this week.