Cambridgeshire

Climate change: Satellites find new colonies of Emperor penguins

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A search from space discovers new colonies of the Antarctic bird that has an uncertain future.

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Two Norfolk sites found to be breaching safe air pollution levels

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Safe air pollution limits are being breached in Norwich and King’s Lynn, analysis by a major environmental group has found.

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Plans lodged for new £1.9m recycling centre

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Plans for a new £1.9m recycling centre, which would take up part of a park and ride site on the edge of Norwich, have been lodged.

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Thousands of acres could be ‘rewilded’ under new nature network

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More than 300,000 acres of land could be “rewilded” in the next three years under a new project to tackle the nature and climate crisis, said campaigners.

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Suffolk County Councillor on saving the environment

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‘Tackling climate change is something that we must all take responsibility for’ says Councillor Richard Rout

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Hundreds of children’s shoes laid out in protest at council’s climate vote

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Environmental activists laid out hundreds of children’s shoes in Downham Market and King’s Lynn to protest the council’s vote against a climate emergency.

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New Ribena berries are harvested as 20 years of climate research finally bears fruit

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Norfolk fruit farmers are harvesting the first crop of Ribena berries bred to cope with the impact of climate change – the culmination of more than 20 years of research.

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Extinction Rebellion activists take to town streets

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Activists from the climate change campaign group Extinction Rebellion have symbolically laid out children’s shoes in Lowestoft.

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‘Water could run out in next 10 years’ warns sector chief

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A water company boss has called for the resource to be put at the top of the climate change emergency agenda as supplies come under increasing strain.

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Campaigners say carbon emissions report shows why Western Link should be scrapped

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Campaigners trying to stop the Norwich Western Link say a report stating 80pc of carbon savings through cleaner cars will be wiped out by road building, demonstrates why the scheme should be scrapped.

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