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Local evidence should influence decisions on major energy developments

Government policy should not force decisions on major infrastructure projects regardless of evidence of serious environmental harm, or the views of local communities.

Local evidence should influence decisions on major energy developments

Government policy should not force decisions on major infrastructure projects regardless of evidence of serious environmental harm, or the views of local communities.

Time to dethrone old King Coal: CPRE says new coal will accelerate climate change and destroy communities and landscapes

As the Government’s consultation on clean coal closes, the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) [2] questions its commitment to move away from dirty coal to renewables.

Time to dethrone old King Coal: CPRE says new coal will accelerate climate change and destroy communities and landscapes

As the Government’s consultation on clean coal closes, the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) [2] questions its commitment to move away from dirty coal to renewables.

Renewable Energy Strategy – a joint response from the CPRE, National Trust and RSPB

A renewable energy revolution in the UK is long overdue – that is the view of the Campaign to Protect Rural England, National Trust and the RSPB as they respond to the Government’s Renewable Energy Strategy.

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