Environment

Birmingham Environment Politics

Tories slam Labour-run Birmingham council as bin strikes hit one-year mark

‘Residents have had to deal with mounting piles of rubbish for a year now’ – Conservative opposition leader Labour-run Birmingham council’s “refusal to.

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Business News Environment

Tips at tipping point as landfill capacity crisis looms

The West Midlands faces a landfill crisis with dumps set to be full in five to six years. The region’s tip capacity time.

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Birmingham Business News Environment

Beeswift acquires eco circular workwear manufacturer Plan B International Ltd

Moving from a take-make-dispose system to one based on reuse, recycling and minimising waste A company that makes workwear from waste polyester has.

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Environment Politics Viewpoint

The hidden cost of green policy

The career-boosting falsehood of today’s net zero religion The green agenda has become untouchable. Net zero strategies, clean transport, low-emission zones and sustainability.

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Crime Environment Justice

Waste crook convicted 

Illegal tip netted waste crook more than £70,000 A Cornish man must pay back £72,500 he made running an illegal waste business or.

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Defence Energy Environment

Solar scheme powers expansion

Military, NHS and schools included Great British Energy will expand its solar rollout to military bases, hospitals and schools as part of a.

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Development Environment Transport

Gatwick’s second runway approved

The government has given the green light to a second runway at Gatwick Airport in what ministers are describing as one of the.

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Business News Environment People

£1.1bn boost for coasts

Investment in clean shipping The government has announced more than £1.1 billion of combined public and private investment to support growth, skills and.

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Environment People

Drought crisis set to continue

Rainfall not enough The National Drought Group (NDG) has warned that England’s drought will persist through the autumn despite recent rainfall. August saw.

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Birmingham Environment Events Life Sciences Viewpoint

Nature is our lifeblood

It’s in our nature to be a thriving region As Life Sciences Week gets under way tomorrow, it’s time to shine a light.

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