Archive For July 8, 2021
Some have pointed out that the authority does not have the power to implement a number of the required policies
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- Retrofitting to tackle the climate emergency and provide better homes for a fairer Cambridge
- Solar farms and major infrastructure projects slammed ‘Why do we need solar power?’
- The four ‘nationally significant’ projects in the works in Cambridgeshire
- Fire service confirms cause of huge blaze at Cambridgeshire recycling centre
- Solar farm delay causing ‘fear and uncertainty’
- The biggest planning applications from Peterborough in 2025
- Fire crews tackling blaze at recycling centre in Cambridgeshire
- Silent vigil for jailed climate protester Andrew Dames outside Guildhall
- Major paleogeographic and paleoclimatic changes during the late Paleozoic, Early Cretaceous and Cenozoic of central Australia and their influence on recycling of sediments
- Land where fire could have been ‘life-threatening’ closed by police
- ‘The Anatomy of an Investment Treaty Case’ – Camilla Gambarini, Withers
- Plans for countryside solar farm blocked for second time over aircraft safety concerns
- Cambridge businessman and Quaker is jailed for joining Just Stop Oil’s climate protest on M25
- Benefits of sending Cambridge recycling to Northern Ireland ‘outweigh negatives’, meeting hears
- CULS event: ‘Climate Change and the Law Panel’
- Friday Lecture: ‘Due Diligence at a Crossroads: The Old Road, the New Road, and the Bridge Between’ – Dr Penelope Ridings, International Law Commission
- Cambridgeshire recycling waste will continue to be sent to Northern Ireland
- Concerns that countryside solar farm will be ‘Trojan horse’ for more development
- Lorry fire closes Cambridgeshire waste recycling centre
- ‘Rethinking International Law’s Role in the Climate Crisis: A TWAIL Analysis of the Coloniality of Global Climate Responses’
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