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Beach Management Plan: “an unsustainable reliance on sand for recharging the beach”

March 7, 2021 JWNews

We are running out of sand Sand is “perceived as[…]

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Exeter the ‘accidental pioneer’ in eco-housing

March 6, 2021 JWNews

The UK’s zero-carbon ‘paradigm shift’ in large-scale, affordable housing “Passivhaus[…]

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Transitioning from the linear to the circular economy

March 5, 2021 JWNews

… innovation and opportunities … . The idea of the[…]

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The environmental impact of beaver reintroductions

March 5, 2021 JWNews

“The emphasis was on benefits from beavers to the rural[…]

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To carbon tax or not to carbon tax?

March 4, 2021 JWNews

“All in all, though a carbon tax in the UK[…]

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The work of the Joanna Toole Foundation

March 3, 2021 JWNews

March newsletter . The Joanna Toole Foundation was set up[…]

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‘Net-zero development’ in Mid Devon

March 2, 2021 JWNews

Solar panels and bumblebees in an expanding ‘business park’ Or[…]

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Solarpunk is alive and well in the Sid Valley!

March 1, 2021 JWNews

“We’re Solarpunks because the only other options are denial or[…]

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Reimagining the high street: creating green spaces

February 28, 2021 JWNews

“Local authorities need to be the captains of change and[…]

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Beach Management Plan: Febuary meeting: further reports

February 27, 2021 JWNews

Agreeing to a 6-month ‘pause’ in the process to reassess[…]

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Solarpunk in the Sid Valley?

February 26, 2021February 27, 2021 JWNews

“Solarpunk is the first creative movement consciously and positively responding[…]

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Levelling up rural: how to fairly allocate government funding

February 25, 2021 JWNews

“It is just as important to address the inequality within[…]

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Beach Management Plan advisory group meeting 25th Feb 2021

February 25, 2021February 25, 2021 MWTNews

At this morning’s meeting, which was also streamed live on[…]

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Better design, better planning, better places

February 24, 2021 JWNews

“The government’s ambition is that every council will produce a[…]

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How to help prevent deforestation

February 24, 2021 JWNews

“Conservationists are working hard to reverse the long-term deforestation of[…]

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The Vision Group aims to provide a forum for informed debate and widespread consultation on the future development of the Sid Valley

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