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Tuesday 15:00-15:30
Richard Daniel chairs the interactive environmental programme in which he and his guests deal with listener's questions and concerns.
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Home Planet, PO Box 3096, Brighton BN1 1PL
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RICHARD DANIEL
Richard Daniel
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Tuesday 6 January 2004
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Panel

Baroness Barbara Young
Chief Executive Environment Agency

Dr Anna Lawrence
Human Ecology programme leader at the Environmental Change Institute at the University of Oxford

Professor Philip Stott
the University of London.

TOPICS

Is the Black Poplar under threat?

Royal Forestry Society

Several places have Biodiversity Action Plans to help the Black Poplar. These include:
  • Staffordshire
  • Cheshire
  • London

    Bottle recycling in the Licensed Trade

    A publican from Norfolk wants to know why he isn't allowed to put his waste bottles in the local village bottle bank. Bob Wade from Broadland District Council explained that these were for household and not commercial waste.

    Broadland District Council

    Coca Cola have now switched production from returnable to recyclable bottles

    The Haskins Report

    In 2002 Margaret Beckett, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, invited Lord Haskins to carry out an independent review of the arrangements for delivering government polices in rural England. The report was published in November and one Home Planet listener wants to know what implications it will have for nature conservation in England?

    View the report

    Home Planet spoke to Andy Brown the Chief Executive of English Nature

    Tree Guards

    Why are they needed and why aren't they removed once the hedge or tree they are protecting has matured?

    Commercial manufacturers of tree guards include: Acorn Planting ProductsTildenet

    Protection against deer

    Protection against rabbit

    The Russian Oil Industry

    A listener asks: A lot of money is clearly being pumped into this sector; can we be certain that the Russian Federation has the resources and the expertise to ensure that this increased exploitation of its oil doesn't lead to environmental problems?

    Background to the Russian oil industry

    Oxford University

    UK Trade & Investment

    Other links:

    WWF

    European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
    Press Release Aug 28 2003
    Press Release April 7 2003

    Russian links with American oil markets - from BBC News Online


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