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拢500 million to be allocated to the future of Landscape Recovery projects across the country

The Government says this means more funding for boosting biodiversity at scale, creating wildlife-rich environments, reducing flood risk in vulnerable areas, and improving water quality in local rivers and streams

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拢500 million to be allocated to the future of Landscape Recovery projects across the country

The new roadmap for the environment published today (December 1) has restoring nature, cleaning up waterways and improving air quality at its centre. The Government also announced 拢500 million...

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拢500 million to be allocated to the future of Landscape Recovery projects across the country
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