ENVIRONMENT

Planning changes aim to boost biodiversity

Changes to planning rules could require developers to provide a ‘biodiversity net gain’ in their plans.

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By Martin Ford | 04 December 2018

Changes to planning rules could require developers to provide a ‘biodiversity net gain' in their plans.

However, campaigners have warned it could lead to more environmental harm being caused.

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