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A Foresight project has examined how a rapidly expanding global population can be fed in a healthy and sustainable way.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Caroline Spelman’s speech the stakeholder launch of the Foresight report, “A problem with food…”
I’ve been really looking forward to the Oxford Farming Conference.
Rt Hon Caroline Spelman MP speech - ‘Securing our sustainable natural environment in the years ahead’ – Environment Agency.
Following a visit to Cornwall yesterday to see the devastation caused by the floods, the Secretary Of State Caroline Spelman has given the following written statement to the House of Commons.
Caroline Spelman’s speech at The Economics of Nature: Taking stock, sharing action event.
Caroline Spelman’s speech at Nagoya biodiversity conference.
Adaptation Sub-Committee Report launch.
'A world in a grain of sand - creating a new environment policy for England'
Caroline Spelman speech at St James’ Palace, ‘Starting the rural renaissance’
Thank you (host). And thank you to all of you for being here today, representing the vital businesses and services we need to transform the lives of our communities tomorrow.
Thank you Nick, and thank you for inviting me here today.
First Global Business of Biodiversity Symposium - 13 July 2010.
Caroline Spelman MP attended the first regional Cabinet in Bradford, then visited Yorkshire Water’s Esholt Waste Water Treatment works.
Thank you and thanks to everyone here. Today I want to explain the new Government's approach to waste in the years ahead.
Thank you Alan, and thank you to everyone I've met so far for a warm welcome and a fascinating experience.
The scheme rewards householders who volunteer to participate with points worth up to £135 a year, from over 100 reward partners.
Plans to impose bin taxes have been scrapped by Cabinet ministers Eric Pickles and Caroline Spelman.
The day before World Environment Day on 5 June, Caroline Spelman visited Warwickshire Wildlife Trust in Solihull.
Caroline Spelman was live on the guardian.co.uk website answering a broad range of questions from the public.
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