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The Great River Re-set
Sewage, pollution, housing, agricultural run-off. Our rivers are at risk. But we can turn things around. By 2040 we want our relationship with rivers to be transformed.
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Curlew, Numenius arquata, in flight at dusk. Peak District National Park, UK - Ben Hall/2020VISION
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Every £1 invested in restoring rivers could generate over £7 in benefits for nature, communities and the economy, first-of-its-kind analysis finds
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The new banknotes will feature an Atlantic puffin, barn owl, buff-tailed bumblebee, and European hedgehog
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Head of Public Affairs Matthew Browne responds to the first environmental application of the Planning & Infrastructure Act
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