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West Northants aims to 'safeguard nature' for future generations (www.bbc.co.uk)

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More tree planting, wetland restoration and drainage work could take place in parts of Northamptonshire to "safeguard nature for generations to come".

West Northamptonshire Council has approved its first Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) which was required by the Environment Act 2021 and is the responsibility of all authorities.

It said the area was one of England's "most nature-depleted areas" and its wildlife sites "are often small, in poor condition, and isolated from one another".

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[–] galmuth@feddit.uk 1 point 1 month ago

They haven't released the actual text yet, but I wonder how Reform council LNRS policies compare with other councils, considering their central policy boils down to "Fuck the environment, why spend any money on that"

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