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Rejection of massive solar farm plan near Belvoir Castle said to be unreasonable

Councillors have been told their rejection of a new solar farm near Belvoir Castle could be seen as “unreasonable”.

Belvoir castleUnited kingdomSarah leggeTom pickwellConor mcallisterMelton borough councilMembers of melton borough councilMuston lanePlanning inspectorate

War declared on feral cats before they cause more extinctions | Namoi Valley Independent

Efforts are under way to devise a poison bait which will curb exploding feral cat populations across the.

Australian capital territoryBacchus marshChris mclennanTanya plibersekSarah leggeJack goughBiodiversity councilNational rural property writerEcosystem servicesInvasive species councilInvasive speciesGreater bilbyUnited nations intergovernmental platformWater minister tanya plibersekBiodiversity councilhaveSpecies council

War declared on feral cats before they cause more extinctions | The Northern Daily Leader

Efforts are under way to devise a poison bait which will curb exploding feral cat populations across the.

Australian capital territoryBacchus marshChris mclennanSarah leggeJack goughTanya plibersekBiodiversity councilEcosystem servicesInvasive species councilNational rural property writerInvasive speciesGreater bilbyUnited nations intergovernmental platformWater minister tanya plibersekBiodiversity councilhaveSpecies council

Feral Cat Problem in Australia Pushes New Restrictions, Curfew for Pet Owners

Pet owners might have to adhere to a strict curfew for their feline companions as officials in Australia are battling the feral cat problem with new restrictions. Read more here.

United statesTanya plibersekSarah leggeMichaela filipcikova unsplashInvasive species councilFeral cat problemAustralia pushes new restrictionsPet ownersMichaela filipcikovaProfessor sarah leggeUtah coyotes killFeral catsUstralian feral catsNew restrictionsPet owners

Australia wants to force cats to stay inside or give them a curfew because they are murdering so many other animals they are a threat to the country s biodiversity

Cats are present in 99.9% of all land in Australia and kill about two billion other animals a year. That makes them Australia's most invasive species.

New yorkUnited statesSarah leggeNew york timesAustralia department of climateAustralian national universityClimate changeFeral catsInvasive speciesAustralian officialsEral cat populations

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