The new riverbank wall at Little Eggleshope. Credit: Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust. The new measures include building 300m of new riverbank walls and sowing an array of grass and plant species on metal-contaminated land. This will limit metals being washed out of mine waste material and polluting Little Eggleshope and Great Eggleshope becks, both tributaries
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A new environmental principles duty - a measure to ensure the environment is at the heart of governmental policy making - comes into force today (Wednesday 1 November). The duty reflects the government’s commitment to leaving the environment in a better state for future generations, ensuring that green issues are taken into account throughout the decision-making
