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Illegally dumped rubbish can cause serious harm to the environment, polluting land and water and posing a danger to wild animals and livestock, and costs millions of pounds in clean-up costs each year

Environment Calls for tougher action to punish criminals and stamp out fly-tipping

EAGerBunch were joint winners of the Involving Children and Young People Award

People Groups across Aberdeenshire celebrated for climate and nature work

People Inverurie woman wins cash for binning trash

Columnists Forging a better relationship with our planet is vital - Catherine Gee

Education Pupils in Aberdeenshire to begin LEAF programme next year

People Mearns groups recognised for becoming more climate and nature friendly

Environment Gold for Inverurie Environmental Improvement Group

Promoted content Scotland aims to smash net zero target by five years

Environment Call for people living or working in the Cairngorms National Park to attend clim...

People Inverurie showcases thriving projects in national competition

People Two parks in Aberdeenshire scoop a Green Flag Award

Columnists Celebrating the spaces which were a lifeline in lockdown - Catherine Gee

Letters 'It's not called Auld Reekie for nothing' - Readers' Comments on 'filthy' Edinbu...

Environment All hands on deck: how a Clyde shipbuilder is keeping Scotland beautiful

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