Supreme Court strikes down oil, nature's protest PLUS what happens when NGOs get too close to big business

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Every week, the ENDS team enters the ECO Chamber to discuss the UK’s biggest green news stories, and take a forensic look at one of the deep-rooted environmental issues facing us today.

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For this week’s Big Green News, the team discusses:

The Supreme Court ruling for a Surrey oil drill site that could fundamentally change the landscape for all new fossil fuel projects in the future.
We’ll also bring you the news-in-brief looking at the latest political twists for our natural environment and the march of the 60,000.

For our deep dive, we’ll be exploring the uncomfortable alliances of NGOs taking money from polluting businesses after it was revealed that the WWF’s ties to TESCO could have prevented a nasty report from being published… a report that could have negatively impacted the supermarket’s reputation.

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