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Findings by the RSPB and Cambridge University find solar farms can contribute to and aid biodiversity.
Councillors say they are concerned about the environmental impact of moving recycling 400 miles away.
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- Well-managed solar farms can boost wildlife – study
- City residents urged to get recycling centre permit before deadline
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April 3, 2025