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Cycling (9 May 2006): Owen Paterson: ...particularly those living in our towns and cities, serious travel options that don't involve the car. Around a quarter of all car trips are under 2 miles in length. If we're serious about tackling climate change—and incidentally about improving public health too—we need to help make it possible for people to walk or cycle on these shorter journeys." He was going right back to...
Fisheries (7 Dec 2005): Owen Paterson: ...until July, when the season was over and the Danish fleet . . . had already returned home." Internationally important seabird populations have suffered widespread breeding failures, partly owing to climate change, with warmer seas altering the plankton cycle, thus reducing the availability of sand eels, which the RSPB describes as "a vital food source for seabirds." That makes it doubly...
Fisheries (7 Dec 2005): Owen Paterson: ...;hundreds of thousands of tonnes of fish are landed by recreational anglers. The current system does not allow such a thing to happen. On research, we would like far more emphasis on the impact of climate change and natural phenomena such as the north Atlantic oscillation, because such matters affect phytoplankton and zooplankton, which ultimately determine fish biomass. Such matters have...

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