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Martin Cooper talks about Earth Day on April 22.

Will you be celebrating Earth Day?

$Tony Larkins delivering the seeds to Huntingdonshire District Council\'s open spaces officer Molly Ward.$ $Tony Larkins delivering the seeds to Huntingdonshire District Council\'s open spaces officer Molly Ward.$

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Beacon Wealth Group donate wildflower seeds to help meadow blossom

The seven Young Environmentalist finalists from Buckden CE primary school, in St Neots, with their awards.

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Clean sweep for school pupils at Young Environmentalists Competition

The bell tent village and boundary fence built as part of the Grafham Water Project.

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Cambridge Regional College learners construct new tent village at Grafham Water

$The wetland area at Hanson\'s Needingworth Quarry in St Ives.$ $The wetland area at Hanson\'s Needingworth Quarry in St Ives.$

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Biodiversity project in St Ives selected to participate in global Quarry Life Awards

The front of the Pico Technology building based in St Neots at Colmworth Business Park.

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Are Government and developers doing enough for 'green' housing?

$HEADQUARTERS: Huntingdonshire District Council\'s Pathfinder House$ $HEADQUARTERS: Huntingdonshire District Council\'s Pathfinder House$

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Huntingdonshire residents 'urged' to join district's 'Climate Conversation'

Owner and founder of The Filling Station in St Ives, Matthew Kelly, standing outside the shop.

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Beer filling station owner crowned our environmental champion of the week

Estimates show it could take more than 500 years for a disposal nappy to degrade, if ever.

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Did you know that estimates show it could take 500 years for a disposal nappy to degrade

Cllr Stephen Ferguson says online council meetings promoted more debate.

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Simple Steps: How to reduce your Carbon footprint

Cambridgeshire CO2 emissions from 2005 to 2019 according to data provided by the Government Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).

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Greenhouse gas emissions drop in Cambridgeshire during Covid

$Children in year one of Middlefield Primary Academy swap toys with one another as part of the schools \'Green Day\'.$ $Children in year one of Middlefield Primary Academy swap toys with one another as part of the schools \'Green Day\'.$

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St Neots pupils are named our Environmental Champions

$Tony Larkins and Natasha Oliver from Beacon Wealth are pictured with HDC\'s open spaces officer Molly Ward with the seeds that were donated to Riverside Park last spring.$ $Tony Larkins and Natasha Oliver from Beacon Wealth are pictured with HDC\'s open spaces officer Molly Ward with the seeds that were donated to Riverside Park last spring.$

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'Small changes make a big difference for our environment'

Mayor of St Ives Cllr Pasco Hussain, with owner Martin Cooper, opens the Refill Shop of Ikigai

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Refill shop officially opened after Covid delay

Lara Davenport-Ray shows how to dispose of your food waste correctly.

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Food waste trial in St Neots displaying good results

Seona Gunn-Kelly pictured in her shop in St Ives in front of the 20-litre containers used for refills.

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Refill shop owner named as our second environmental champion

$In April this year, a tax will be introduced in the UK on plastic packaging that doesn\'t contain at least 30 per cent recycled material.$ $In April this year, a tax will be introduced in the UK on plastic packaging that doesn\'t contain at least 30 per cent recycled material.$

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Can small changes make a difference to the environment asks Martin Cooper

Elijah Hearn, 9, proudly showing off his impressive litter picking haul from the Co-op car park bushes in St Ives.

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Meet the Huntingdon resident hand-crafting environmentally friendly candles

Will you be celebrating Earth Day?

Beacon Wealth Group donate wildflower seeds to help meadow blossom

Clean sweep for school pupils at Young Environmentalists Competition

Cambridge Regional College learners construct new tent village at Grafham Water

Biodiversity project in St Ives selected to participate in global Quarry Life Awards

How Pico Technology in St Neots is helping the environment

St Neots company striving to become carbon neutral

Lottery bid to support education for Huntingdon green issues

Meet the sustainable packaging company with a no waste vision

How to reuse and repurpose items instead of recycling

Woman off to Antarctica crowned environmental champion

Grant for coffee recycling business helping the environment

Meet the Huntingdon organisation helping the metal recycling sector

Are Government and developers doing enough for 'green' housing?

Huntingdonshire residents 'urged' to join district's 'Climate Conversation'

Beer filling station owner crowned our environmental champion of the week

Did you know that estimates show it could take 500 years for a disposal nappy to degrade

Simple Steps: How to reduce your Carbon footprint

Greenhouse gas emissions drop in Cambridgeshire during Covid

St Neots pupils are named our Environmental Champions

'Small changes make a big difference for our environment'

Refill shop officially opened after Covid delay

Food waste trial in St Neots displaying good results

Refill shop owner named as our second environmental champion

Can small changes make a difference to the environment asks Martin Cooper

Boy from St Ives crowned as our environmental champion of the week