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    Why we should welcome Ed Sheeran’s ‘rewilding’ ambitions

    Jan 21, 2022 3 minutes
    by Roger Smith

    HOW QUICKLY COP26 has faded from the memory. As I write this it is less than two months from the conclusion of the green jamboree in Glasgow, yet it almost feels as if it never happened.

    The conference followed a familiar course, culminating in a closing statement which looks great at first reading but actually contains so many ifs and buts as to make it barely worthwhile producing – and includes

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