How is Andrew Twat able to say anything? I thought he was in jail, no?
YungOnions
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For a second there I thought h the project was focusing on 1.1 million squares miles, lol. Still this is good news, hope it works out for them.
Thanks, that had me confused to at first.
Good to see it's working. Hopefully this'll encourage further take up.
I tend to look elsewhere for good news about the environment, tbh.
Remember, it's not in the mainstream news media's interest to serve you positive news, unfortunately:
Their website sure is....something...
Who've thunk it? Still good to see more evidence that these types of schemes work.
Cool. If this works for them hopefully it encourages others to do the same.
Yeah, they should roll it out further. I wonder if there any plants that also help clean water as well? Double win!
Now is the time to ask how much, if any, of the millions in fines, which will all go to the Treasury, will be spent in the months and years ahead on ecological restoration and mitigation for these damaged habitats?
Likely very little, and that's the issue. These fines (although too small) are a good start, but more needs to be done to force these companies to clear up their mess. In a just world the entire C Suite would be out clearing up this mess by hand.
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