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02. The Polluter Pays Principle
03. Tragedy Follows Russian Storm
04. Leading By Example?
05. The Queen’s Speech: What’s New For Climate Change?
With climate change summits in Bali and legislation under consideration in Westminster, at first sight the Midlands does not seem to create its own international "green" agenda. However, a Dutchman living in the area is hoping to change that.
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Neither a new concept, nor a controversial one, the polluter pays principle has found a firm foothold amongst EU nations. This is fine in theory, but it has been a principle that is very much absent in wider practice around the world, something that charities have been seeking to address.
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A storm that rocked the Crimean peninsula over remembrance weekend has lead to a human and environmental disaster. 3 sailors have been left dead, at least a further 15 are missing and thousands of tonnes of pollutants are seeping into the Sea of Azov from as many as 10 grounded or sunken ships.
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Like charity, it seems that environmentalism starts at home. Or at least this is the plan being considered by officials at the Palace of Westminster, who are looking to cut the carbon footprint of the parliament buildings by up to a third.
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"A revolutionary step" or just more hot air? The Queen’s speech revealed that Britain is to become the first country in the world to propose legislation to set binding limits on CO2 emissions.
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