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The fallacy at the heart of the Governments biodiversity offsetting proposals

Posted on November 11, 2013 by Miles King

I have been thinking a bit more about last week’s Biodiversity Offsetting debate at the All Party Parliamentary Group on Biodiversity, which I blogged about here. Something was niggling away at the back of my mind and I couldn’t quite … Continue reading →

Posted in agriculture, biodiversity, Biodiversity APPG, biodiversity offsetting, EIA, farming, housing, meadows, Owen Paterson, regulatory reform | Tagged All Party Parliamentary Group, biodiversity, Biodiversity action plan, biodiversity offsets, Defra, Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs, EIA, Environment, nature after minerals | 5 Comments

Biodiversity Offsets and the Antique Woodland Roadshow

Posted on November 8, 2013 by Miles King

What exactly is an Antique Woodland? The other day I found myself at a recent event put on by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Biodiversity to discuss Biodiversity Offsets. The Consultation is out at the moment and you can … Continue reading →

Posted in barry gardiner, Biodiversity APPG, biodiversity offsetting, housing, Owen Paterson | Tagged All Party Parliamentary Group, Barry Gardiner, biodiversity, biodiversity offsets, Dieter Helm, Owen Paterson, Wildlife Trusts, Woodland Trust | 4 Comments

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The fallacy at the heart of the Governments biodiversity offsetting proposals

Biodiversity Offsets and the Antique Woodland Roadshow

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