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Review: Eden 2.0 – Climate Change & the Search for a 21st Century Myth
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Review: Eden 2.0 – Climate Change & the Search for a 21st Century Myth

On the back of #Brexit (anything trending has a hashtag, right?) and the spurious claims, counter-claims, slogans, straplines and mistruths, it’s timely to read Alex Evans’ Eden 2.0. It’s a book about stories. It’s a book that illustrates how our quest for facts, data and information (truths) also need myths and stories to compel us to change the way we behave in a way that facts, data and truths don’t.

Councils must ‘work together’ to tackle threat of flooding, Environment Agency urges
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Councils must ‘work together’ to tackle threat of flooding, Environment Agency urges
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How Blackpool turned the tide on cleaner water
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Creating a new generation of young green leaders
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Councils call for devolved flood funding following MPs’ report
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Blackpool secures its first Blue Flag
We must collaborate to ensure the environment doesn’t become an afterthought
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We must collaborate to ensure the environment doesn’t become an afterthought

Cutbacks across local government have put environmental services under pressure when they are needed most. That’s why collaboration is the key to ensuring the environment isn’t sidelined in the push for economic growth, says ADEPT’s new environment board chair

The scale of the current challenge facing local authorities is immense. Between 2010 and 2015, government funding dropped by 40% and the government recently announced further cuts to authorities in England of 6.7% between 2016 and 2020.

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Q&A: John Blackledge, Blackpool Council
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