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Agricultural subsidy should shift towards public benefits

This post is by Marcus Gilleard, senior external affairs adviser, National Trust. It is a version of an article first published on National Trust’s NT Places blog. Nearly a year
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With bold environmental ideas we can make the most of a hung parliament

This post is by Richard Benwell, head of government affairs at WWT. A hung parliament, with a packed legislative agenda, blank slate of policy and limited time on the Brexit
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This Queen’s speech will chart the course to our environmental future

If the past month has taught me anything it’s that making political predictions is a mug’s game. Most of the political commentariat seemed as far off as me in their
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What does the election mean for the environment?

Following the election, Brexit, hard or soft, looks much more difficult. Among many other complications, the hung parliament will make it harder to agree the Great Repeal Bill. The purpose
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Trump’s misguided decision: a view from the US

Following Donald Trump’s announcement to pull the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement, Green Alliance is publishing a series of blog posts from different voices in response. This post
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The world unites as Trump pulls out of Paris

Following Donald Trump’s announcement to pull the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement, Green Alliance is publishing a series of blog posts from different voices in response. On the
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Why hasn’t the sharing revolution taken off?

This post is by Libby Peake, senior policy adviser on resources at Green Alliance. Perhaps the favourite statistic of those advocating for more sharing in our economy is that the average
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