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‘Worse than half-baked’: Johnson’s food strategy fails to tackle cost or climate

Labour says leaked white paper suggesting more fish farming and venison ‘borders on preposterous’

The Guardian - UK

Greenpeace plans to take legal action over UK Government approval of new gas field

The Jackdaw field off Aberdeen could produce 6.5% of Britain’s gas output - but was previously rejected on environmental grounds

Insider UK

Fishing industry still ‘bulldozing’ seabed in 90% of UK marine protected areas

New data shows ‘mystifying’ lack of progress in post-Brexit pledge to curb bottom-trawling, two years after landmark legislation

The Guardian - UK

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Is nitrous oxide a climate risk? Yes, but doctors say effective pain relief in childbirth should be the priority

Experts have queried a report urging women against ‘laughing gas’ as pain relief during labour due to its environmental impact

The Guardian - AU

Dumbarton litter group demand UK Government introduce plastic ban legislation

The Scottish Government are set to introduce a ban on some single-use plastic in June 2022 but Friends of Dumbarton Foreshore want change across the whole UK.

Daily Record

Britain is paving the way for gene-edited food – will the public stomach it?

Twenty years ago, the anti-GM movement had wide backing. Experts say the current mood on gene editing is softer

The Guardian - UK

French green activists block TotalEnergies general meeting over climate inaction

More than 100 activists tried to block oil giant TotalEnergies' annual general meeting in central Paris on Wednesday to protest the energy firm's climate policies and continued presence in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine. But investors approved a controversial shareholder resolution by 88.89 percent.

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‘Go after the money’: Goldman environmental prize winner honoured for urging banks to divest from coal

Julien Vincent’s Market Forces organisation started with a spare laptop and a spare bedroom before raising the ire of the former Coalition government

The Guardian - AU

Humans need to keep carbon in the ground

In “Ever Green,” two conservationists present a surprisingly hopeful look at the five largest forests left on Earth

Salon

Eco activists 'could undermine security and hinder net-zero bid'

Offshore energy body issues warning to organisations

Wales Online

Eco activists ‘could undermine energy security and hinder net-zero effort’

Offshore Energies UK said the industry is ‘aligned with their long-term vision’.

The Independent UK

Gold Production Releases Five Times More Greenhouse Gases Into The Air Than Bitcoin Mining

If you were to ask 100 people what is worse for the environment, Gold or Bitcoin, I would not be surprised if the majority said Bitcoin. However, they would be very wrong. Bitcoin and the energy crisis

Benzinga

Timber millions eyed in rainforest felling

A court filing reveals lucrative timber exports were a strong focus of forest-clearing by a part-Kiwi-owned firm operating in an area with substantial tropical rainforest in West Papua

Newsroom.co.nz

Backed by Greenpeace, farmer sues VW over climate change

A German court is set to begin hearing a case brought against Volkswagen by a farmer who claims the automaker is partly responsible for the impact that global warming is having on his family business

The Independent UK

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Is the EU's €300 billion plan to get rid of Russian gas good against global warming?

The European Union has outlined its REPowerEU energy plan which will invest 300 billion euros in energy infrastructure by 2030 to end its reliance on Russian oil and gas.

Evening Standard

Greenpeace activists arrested after blocking Russian tanker in Thames

Eight Greenpeace activists who blocked a Russian oil tanker in the River Thames have been arrested.

Reuters

Protesters block Greek tanker with Russian cargo from entering UK port

Greenpeace protesters have blocked the entry of a Greek tanker into a southern English port due to its Russian fuel cargo with police making arrests, the green group said on Monday, drawing condemnation from the British government.

The Independent UK

Greenpeace protesters arrested after blocking oil tanker from Russia in Thames

Activists hold banners saying ‘fossil fuel war’ at British port

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The Independent UK

Greenpeace blocks arrival of tanker carrying Russian diesel to UK fuel terminal

The group is protesting against the UK Government allowing fossil fuel money to flow to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Wales Online

Big Plastic Count ‘will show national scale of UK’s waste problem’

The count will see people recording the different types of plastic packaging waste they throw away

The Independent UK

No action on NI Protocol but Government promises Brexit Bill to cut red tape

The Queen’s Speech contained little mention of the protocol but did include a promise to cut £1 billion of EU red tape.

Chronicle Live

Shell and BP reveal record profit margins fuelling calls for windfall tax on oil and gas firms

Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey says it's "completely unforgivable" that the Government is yet to tax the super-profits of energy companies

Wales Online

Call for huge tax on Shell as it makes £7.2bn profit in three months

On Tuesday, fellow FTSE 100 firm BP unveiled its highest quarterly underlying profits for more than a decade

The Independent UK

Oil firms to reap £11.6bn unexpected wartime profits on UK fossil fuels, Greenpeace projects

‘Oil giants are pocketing mountains of cash off the back of Putin’s war, while millions of UK households are facing fuel poverty,’ Greenpeace UK says

The Guardian - UK

‘Deep-sea gold rush’ for rare metals could cause irreversible harm

Mining companies are planning to profit from the new industry, but environmental campaigners warn of disastrous consequences

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