'given the enormous consequences and irreversible losses from global warming, the time for improving the flow of information on this subject is clearly now'
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Harrabin
'described the accord as a bad deal and said his pro fossil fuel policies made the US an energy superpower'
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Gov.uk
'the UK became the first major economy in the world to pass laws to ends its contribution to global warming by 2050'
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Transport for London
'operates to encourage the most polluting heavy diesel vehicles driving in London to become cleaner'
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The Economic Times
'transport infrastructure is one of the most important factors for a country's progress'
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Highways England
'to relieve the congested Dartford Crossing and approach roads and to minimise the adverse impacts on health and the environment'
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Copenhagen
'not a goal in itself but rather a highly-prioritised political tool for creating a more liveable city'
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Gardiner
'the pertinent question for authorities are on which sites can flood risk be mitigated, and how to judge whether proposals will achieve that'
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Local Government Association
'key role in providing a sound evidence base for the plan'
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MHCLG
'must not be granted for EIA development unless an EIA has been carried out in respect of that development'
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Questions over flood planning
'estimated that if current development trends continue, it is possible that between 105,000 and 165,000 more homes will be built on the highest risk flood zones between 2018-19 and 2022-23'
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Card 2
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'described the accord as a bad deal and said his pro fossil fuel policies made the US an energy superpower'
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Harrabin
Card 3
Front
'the UK became the first major economy in the world to pass laws to ends its contribution to global warming by 2050'
Back
Card 4
Front
'operates to encourage the most polluting heavy diesel vehicles driving in London to become cleaner'
Back
Card 5
Front
'transport infrastructure is one of the most important factors for a country's progress'
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