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Day: 10 February 2005

Charity continues battle for their fair share of funding

Jilted charity FareShare, whose funding was withdrawn earlier this year, has now claimed that Defra dropped them because their operations cost 700 times a year more than other publicly funded waste schemes.

World leaders must take action on Congo agreement

African heads of state and French President Jacques Chirac have jointly pledged to protect the Congo Basin's forests at the Brazzaville Forest Summit this week.

Barroso must hammer climate message home to US

Tensions between the US and the EU cannot hope to be healed until the Bush Administration agrees to take a tough stance on combating climate change issues, according to environmentalists.

Taxpayers to finance healthy forest chop

President Bush's first national forest plan proposals will be costly to the taxpayer and beneficial only to the timber industry, organisation Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) has stated.

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