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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2017 · 22 MIN

Easter Parade

from The Sustainable Futures Report

The European Electricity Industry commits to phasing out coal. Meanwhile there are doubts about exactly how much gas can be recovered by fracking in the north of England. The Colombia mudslide - was this global warming in action? Air pollution is in the news again. Are our children safe and how realistic are the proposed measures against vehicle emissions? A nice piece of salmon for Easter? How much longer will we all be able to eat salmon? We look at the state of fish-farming. Bees are under threat, but there are things you can do to help. Wild life and open spaces are under threat. Taking back control after Brexit means we can abolish European Environmental Regulations and build on protected land. There are certainly some people who want to do that. My recent interview - Meat and Climate Change - with Kristie Middleton and Helen Harwatt from the Humane Society of the US sparked a lot of reactions. Hear the feedback. As always, links are on the blog at anthonyday.blogspot.com.    

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