Biodiversity loss and nature recovery
Meeting legally binding targets for reversing biodiversity loss would require a range of challenges to be addressed but would also provide societal benefits.
This POSTnote summarises the technology involved in decommissioning nuclear power stations and addresses related issues of potential interest to Parliamentarians. POSTnote 5. POST. 1989. https://doi.org/10.58248/PN005
Decommissioning nuclear power stations (168 KB , PDF)
The anticipated cost of spent fuel management and decommissioning caused the Government to announce in July that Magnox stations would remain under public control, and not become part of the generating plant of National Power, Current plans envisage that it may take over 100 years to complete decommissioning; thus decisions made now will have an impact many years ahead.
This POSTnote summarises the technology involved in decommissioning and addresses related issues of potential interest to Parliamentarians.
Decommissioning nuclear power stations (168 KB , PDF)
Meeting legally binding targets for reversing biodiversity loss would require a range of challenges to be addressed but would also provide societal benefits.
This POSTnote outlines the mandatory biodiversity net gain policy introduced in England in 2024 and the risks and challenges for delivering its objectives.
This POSTnote outlines the benefits and challenges of using enhanced rock weathering as a GGR approach for addressing emissions from UK hard-to-abate sectors.