Juniper has been involved in the efforts to save the Spix's macaw, one of the most endangered birds in the world. In his book Spix's Macaw: The Race to Save the World's Rarest Bird he criticised private holders of birds such as Antonio de Dios's Birds International, arguing that the Spix's macaws should be returned to their native country, Brazil, for captive breeding and reintroduction to their natural habitat, which is still in decline.
"While we welcome Tony Blair?s efforts to keep climate change on the international agenda, it is important that the Prime Minister remembers that leadership is about more than warm words, ... To show real leadership he must stick to his guns and keep the pressure on the international community to agree to real action with clear timetables."
"Climate change is the most urgent and serious challenge faced by the global community ? and we need leadership to adapt the global economy to deal with it, ... The Prime Minister?s move away from a target-based approach could have disastrous consequences."
"the Prime Minister is ignoring calls from UK companies who want a clear framework to operate within now."
"[Friends of the Earth International is also critical of the high corporate profile at the summit.] Big business has got hold of the puppet strings behind the scenes, ... I think it's quite obvious whose PR is treated as most summit-friendly."
"We are not taking an ideological view ... We have analysed the pros and cons ... and we have concluded that (nuclear power) is the wrong answer."
"Aviation is a rogue sector and its environmental impact is out of control. Climate change is the most urgent challenge facing humanity and yet aviation policy is doing the opposite of what is needed."
"It's a load of rubbish,"
"I fear this is another attempt to undermine Kyoto and a message to the developing world to buy US technology and not to worry about targets and timetables,"
"He is right. The storm should be a warning to President Bush about the consequences of his climate change policies."
"The UK can meet its targets for tackling climate change and maintain fuel security by using clean, safe alternatives that are already available,"
Government proposes taking responsibility for environmental mitigation under new system, but developers will pick up cheque ...Source. Shutterstock ... TonyJuniper, chair of Natural England, said ... .
Government proposes taking responsibility for environmental mitigation under new system, but developers will pick up cheque ...Source. Shutterstock ... TonyJuniper, chair of Natural England, said ... .
TonyJuniper, chair of the Government nature agency Natural England, said it was vital to halt and reverse the decline of nature, which was fundamental for sustaining health, wealth and security ... .
TonyJuniper, chairman of Natural England which advises the Government on the environment, said there has been “a lot of interest” in the country’s nature policies at Cop16, which has entered its second week in Cali, Colombia.
TonyJuniper, who heads the non-governmental body, said a “landscape” approach could see nature restoration in the wider catchment area ... — Tony Juniper (@TonyJuniper) October 9, 2024.
Salmon numbers in our rivers are at their lowest ever recorded, according to annual stock figures ... It prompted nature groups to warn the fall that ‘these magnificent fish are in danger of becoming extinct’ ... TonyJuniper, Chair of Natural England, said.
They also face physical barriers to migration such as weirs, water scarcity in their river habitat from water abstraction for human use, and climate change and warming seas ...TonyJuniper, chairman of Natural England, said ... .
‘The butterfly data from from 2024 is an early signal of what lies ahead,’ TonyJuniper, chair of Natural England, tells the Guardian... worth asking about the provenance of the data quoted by Juniper.
At the same time, 2024 has been incredibly wet ...TonyJuniper, chair of Natural England, wrote an opinion piece for The GuardianLast week, , with the insects struggling through a wet spring that came hard on the problems caused by the 2022 heatwave.
Springfield News-Sun
04 Jan 2025
Springfield News-Sun
04 Jan 2025