Comment UK October 2007

=== October 2007 ===
*'Monotony Commission' fails local communities and the high street, CPRE, October 31 Campaign to Protect Rural England, October 31 topic
* Competition Commission fails to act on supermarket bullies, FoE, October 31 Friends of the Earth, October 31 topic
*Water butts in every garden by 2010, Environment Minister Phil Woolas, October 31 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, October 31 topic
*Eco towns: greenwash or real solution? Using citizens’ juries is no substitute for consulting local communities on the need for, location and design of eco-towns through the established planning process, CPRE, October 30 Campaign to Protect Rural England, October 30 topic
*DfT strategy for reducing carbon emissions: Nice words, but we need action, say Campaign for Better Transport, October 30 
Campaign for Better Transport, October 30 topic, topic
*What matters is a determination to deliver decentralised energy systems, large scale renewable energy and reduce energy waste, say Greenpeace, in response to climate change command paper and Environmental Audit Committee report, October 29. 
Greenpeace, October 29. topic
*FoE welcomes the Government's commitment to producing a legal framework for tackling carbon dioxide emissions, but argue the proposed Bill needs to be strengthened further, October 29 Friends of the Earth, October 29 topic
*Keep western Weald in the South Downs National Park, say CPRE, October 25 Campaign to Protect Rural England, October 25 place
*Government introducing UK biofuel obligations without proper safeguards... "these targets are worse than useless at tackling climate change," Greenpeace, October 24 Greenpeace, October 24 
*Stop the clock changes that mean danger for pedestrians, say Living Streets, October 24 Living Streets, October 24 topic
*The slow death of the Real Job is pulling society apart, October 19 The Guardian, October 19 topic
*Campaigners renew calls for 9pm watershed for junk food ads, October 17 Children's Food Campaign, Sustain, October 17 topic
*60 per cent carbon dioxide reduction can be achieved by 2025, say NLGN, October 10 New Local Government Network, October 10 topic
* Friends of the Earth appalled by Sustainable Development Commission's Severn Barrage recommendations. "A combination of a smaller barrage and tidal lagoons would produce more energy with more flexibility, are cheaper and would cause less damage," FoE, October 1 Friends of the Earth, October 1 
:*Jury’s still out on the Severn barrage, say Greenpeace, October 1 Greenpeace, October 1 
:*Severn Barrage must pass tough sustainability tests, SDC, October 1 Sustainable Development Commission, October 1 
:*Natural England responds to SDC report on tidal power Natural England, October 1 / place, place, topic
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=== References ===
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