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Population concerns Royal Society

12/07/2010 08:58:07

The UK's top science academy begins a major review into scientific aspects of human population growth.

Earth could be 70 million years younger than previously estimated

12/07/2010 12:15:40

Planet Earth could be 70 million years younger than previously estimated, according to a new geological study.

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Welcome to the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) - One of England's finest landscapes.

The nationally protected landscape of rolling chalk downs, flower rich grasslands, acid heaths and ancient woodlands also provides some of the best walking in Southern England.

View the inspiring Surrey Hills

Penelope Keith OBE takes you on an inspiring video journey through the Surrey Hills.

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Public vigilance key to controlling illegal off-roading
28/07/2010
The campaign to protect the Surrey Hills countryside from off-road vandalism has had a noticeable impact on illegal activity thanks to the vigilance of villagers living near the BOATs (Byways Open to All Traffic).

Surrey Hills Wood Pellets benefit eco-friendly school
26/07/2010
St James' Primary School in Elstead has become a local leader in renewable energy by successfully applying for grants to fund a state-of-the-art boiler.

Join the Surrey Hills Society and pledge your support to the continued care and protection of this beautiful area.

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Unnecessary metal road signage removed from Albury

Councillor Roy Hogben with Michael and Gary Lees of Green Leaves CC Ltd, with the metal signs. All the vital highway markers are being repositioned on solid oak posts.

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Surrey University using wood fuel from the Surrey Hills

   

The University of Surrey has chosen to heat its new flagship sports centre with wood from the Surrey Hills.

All the heating, including the 50 metre competition swimming pool, will be provided by wood chip from the Surrey Hills, saving around 222 tonnes² of carbon per year compared to burning fossil fuels, which is the equivalent carbon output of 45 three-bedroom houses.

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