IPPR: Nature protection should be 'cornerstone' of Labour's national renewal strategy

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Aerial view of Sgwd Ddwli Uchaf waterfall on the river Neath, South Wales, | Credit: iStock
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Aerial view of Sgwd Ddwli Uchaf waterfall on the river Neath, South Wales, | Credit: iStock

Processive think tank publishes blueprint for how Labour government can take action to protect and restore nature

Nature protection and restoration should be front and centre of the Labour government's plan to usher in a "decade of national renewal" after its landslide election last month, a new report has argued....

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