May 15, 2023
Carbon literacy and climate adaptation – where our local and global efforts come together
What do terms like ‘net-zero’ and ‘cutting greenhouse gas emissions’ mean? Why are 2030 and 2050 critical dates? How do... Learn More →
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April 24, 2023
Capturing Oxfordshire sunshine … with extra community benefits
Sunlight and grazing sheep … plus new woodlands, wild meadows, hedgerows and enhanced natural biodiversity. Add 49.9MW of annual clean... Learn More →
April 3, 2023
Planning appeals – a second chance to make an excellent first impression
Nine out of ten rejected planning applications go to appeal. One in three are successful. A key aim is to... Learn More →
March 29, 2023
Shedding Light on Noise from Solar Farms
In 2022, solar power provided 4.4% (13GW) of the UK’s electricity generation mix. In the same year, a record 4GW... Learn More →
March 22, 2023
Planning applications … an important key for regenerating the ‘north’
Renewable energy projects are now part of the low-carbon drive to reduce, end, or even reverse climate change-related damage. But... Learn More →
March 13, 2023
ASK THE EXPERT: The Humber Estuary – A London Based Solution?
Helena Du-Roe, Senior Environmental Hydrologist at Enzygo, discusses the importance of the Humber Estuary, with a short discussion on how... Learn More →
March 2, 2023
Nutrient neutral assessments – calculating the right answers
Excess nutrient run-offs from new developments in England are now banned. The latest challenge has been to approve a robust... Learn More →
February 23, 2023
Is levelling up the ‘North’ working… or has it levelled off?
Levelling up – or down – is not creating a level playing field. Barnsley, for example, has been given only... Learn More →
February 15, 2023
Biodiversity is now a frontline climate change issue for everyone
The world has finally woken up to the fact that the natural world is in crisis – and major new... Learn More →