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Fortnightly Bulletin - 23rd January 2023

British industrial sectors including construction, mining and quarrying, will be supported in their plans to develop greener technologies and low carbon fuels, as the government backs industry with a £32.5 million funding package.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 9th January 2023

The polar regions and Europe were hit hardest by global warming in 2022, according to a new analysis.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 19th December 2022

According to the latest government figures, livestock farms in England polluted rivers 300 times last year, causing 20 major incidents. However, only six farms were prosecuted in 2021, with the EA giving out warning letters instead.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 5th December 2022

Data reported through CDP in 2022 reveals that around 31% of companies have made a public commitment or endorsed biodiversity-related initiatives, with another 25% planning to do so within the next two years.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 21st November 2022

Bankers for Net Zero, the UK chapter of UN Net-Zero Banking Alliance, warns that SMEs risk losing large corporate customers unless they can report on their net-zero emissions.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 7th November 2022

Glaciers across the globe - including the last ones in Africa - will be unavoidably lost by 2050 due to climate change, the UN says in a report.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 24th October 2022

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Fortnightly Bulletin - 10th October 2022

A former industrial wasteland has officially been designated as a nature reserve, now serving as a nationally important site for rare wildlife. The designation is the first in the Greater Manchester area.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 26th September 2022

City-dwelling oaks, maples, poplars, elms, pines and chestnuts are among more than 1,000 tree species that have been flagged at risk due to climate change.