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...University, about 80 km north of London) compare with the average for England or Wales (Table 2)? Answer Your answer to this will obviously depend on where you live. Near the OU in Milton Keynes the class of rivers is generally B, good. This compares well with the national average; 65% of English rivers fall into Classes A, B and C in Table 2. On an international scale,...

...University of Cambridge, and one of the report’s authors, says: “Land is a source of greenhouse gases if it is used to farm fertilizer-hungry crops or methane-producing cattle, or it can be a sink for greenhouse gases – through sequestration. “If we increase woodland and wetland, those lands will be storing carbon in trees, photosynthesising it in reeds, and...