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‘Selfish’ drink driver who killed devoted soulmates is jailed

A “selfish” drink driver who ploughed into a married couple after running a red light has been jailed. Michael Saltmarsh, 48, hit “soulmates” Wendy and David Gay with his white van as they were crossing Nantgarw Road in Caerphilly, South Wales at ...

23 Jun 2023 at 18:03

Coastal saltmarsh plays role in carbon storage, flood prevention and wildlife

Conservationists warn action is needed to protect and restore saltmarshes, as part of efforts to store carbon and tackle the climate and nature crisis. While a first-of-its-kind report has highlighted that the vast majority of the carbon stored ...

19 Sept 2024 at 00:01

‘Mud matters’ – research shows saltmarshes are significant carbon store

Saltmarshes are “significant” carbon stores, but are at risk from rising sea levels, new research reveals. A report from conservation charity WWF in partnership with insurance giant Aviva highlights the important role of saltmarshes around the ...

30 May 2025 at 16:51

Harbour-dredged mud used for ‘remarkable’ restoration of protective saltmarsh

Dredged mud from a harbour on the south coast is being used to restore surrounding saltmarsh, in an innovative scheme to protect the local economy and wildlife. The team behind the scheme to restore the eroding saltmarsh that protects ...

23 Feb 2026 at 00:01

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