Cambridgeshire
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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- Using AI to see the wood for the trees
- Well-managed solar farms can boost wildlife – study
- City residents urged to get recycling centre permit before deadline
- Anglian Water objects to redevelopment of 210-240 Cambridge Science Park over wastewater capacity
- Update after wind turbine fire near Cambridgeshire village
- Self-Paced Online Sustainability Courses (COPY)
- Wind turbine on fire at farm
- Wind turbine catches fire near Cambridgeshire village
- Anglian Water warns it cannot connect more homes to water recycling centre without breaching law and polluting rivers
- Bad smell concerns raised as Cambridgeshire recyclable waste to be shipped to Northern Ireland
- Cambridge Future Tech integral to establishing PeroCycle in Cambridge
- Households paid to return empty bottles to supermarkets in new recycling scheme
- Tree recycling raises thousands for charity
- Friends march in support of Grantchester climate protest prisoner
- Why more mega solar farms are coming to the countryside
- Why are we sending our recycling 400 miles away to Northern Ireland?
- Contract will see waste sent to Northern Ireland
- Cambridgeshire solar farm that could power around 16,000 homes approved
- Calls to delay recycling contract that will see Cambridgeshire waste sent to Northern Ireland
- CEENRG Thursday seminars: ‘Human rights approaches to planetary crises: from climate change to plastic pollution’
February 23, 2025