Interesting article in Forbes magazine, in which Zero Mass Water CEO Cody Friesen showcases his Source panels which extract water from the air. It’s often said you can’t make something out of nothing. Cody Friesen may have come as close to succeeding as anyone. To show me his technological sleight of hand, Friesen invites […]
‘Delivering world leading fisheries management in the UK’ In preparation for the publication of the Fisheries Bill, White Paper on fisheries and Parliamentary scrutiny The Pew Trusts have published their recommendations on ‘Delivering world leading fisheries management in the UK’
I missed this when this material was published in late April – sorry! Here is a link to the EU website on this Here is the link to the UK legal documentation Here is a link from Sian John & Rufus Howard at Royal Haskoning on the implication of the changes Embracing the new EIA […]
South-west Bottlenose Dolphin Population Collating existing evidence and co-ordinate bottlenose dolphin research in Cornwall and Southwest England Rebecca Dudley – ‘We are incredibly lucky here in the Southwest of England to have bottlenose dolphins in our waters and to regularly see them from land and boat. Sadly however, there is currently no specific protection offered […]
Amazing experiences off Fowey West country kayaker and adventurer Rupert Kirkwood got lucky just two miles off Fowey in Cornwall during a trip with companions Jeremy and Jane. Having glimpsed a breaching tuna here a couple of days previously, I was absolutely set on making the effort to get one on camera,” Rupert said. They […]
The latest shindig to progress international action on climate change has concluded in Bonn. According to the official website, the event was a “launch pad for higher ambition”. You can read about specific commitments made, relating to finance, coordinating action, corporate commitments and government ratifications. There is good analysis in the Guardian, including the 19 […]
The Welsh Government (WG) wants your views on the draft statutory instruments and National Standards needed to implement Schedule 3 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010 for the use of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) on new developments. The administration is consulting on proposed regulations and orders which provide the detail of how the […]
Investing in ‘green infrastructure’ like restoring floodplains or wetlands to bolster flood prevention not only generates more environmental and socio-economic benefits, especially in the long term, but also lowers the amount of financial investment needed to defend against damaging floods. This is the conclusion of a new European Environment Agency (EEA) report, which assesses the […]