Emma Gatten
Environment Editor at The Telegraph
environment editor at The Telegraph [email protected]
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msn.com | Emma Gatten
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telegraph.co.uk | Emma Gatten
But the amount of land being farmed for organic remains broadly static at about 3 per cent, according to the Soil Association. "What that means is we're basically just importing loads of organic food and offshoring the environmental and animal welfare benefits," said Brendan Costelloe, the association's director of policy.
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telegraph.co.uk | Emma Gatten
The Frazer farm inPoppleton, just outside of York, has been in the family since 1967. However, arable farmer Andrew Frazer has said that the "constant knocking" from Labour's policies on inheritance tax and net zero, as well as its U-turn on green support, may see it broken up. His father, Douglas, bought the 650-acre farm and still owns the majority of the business.
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telegraph.co.uk | Emma Gatten
The oak was discovered cut back to its stump in Whitewebbs Park in Enfield after being felled on April 3. Meanwhile, two coffee cups believed to have been left by workmen who chopped it down have been taken as evidence. Environmental campaigners say they have secured two white china cups left there. Describing it as the Whitewebbs Oak Massacre on X, Russell Miller, a member of the Ancient Tree Forum and Tree Musketeers group, said: "I inspected the tree yesterday afternoon.
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this was fun! I also learnt lots
This week's episode of The Power Test, on the politics of Net Zero, was one of my favourites to record because I learnt loads. You can also hear me explain why the Tories completely misread Uxbridge, which last night's by-elections confirmed. https://t.co/bPlIIbn0yb
Of all the net zero "dividing lines", energy makes the least sense. https://t.co/wf6dsGLsZ5
weird politics to drop energy efficiency standards for landlords...who are the Tories winning over with that one?
