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Object to planning application by Cory to acquire land designated as a Nature Reserve at Crossness, Thamesmead east and Belvedere.
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I am commenting on Cory's proposed application to build a CCS facility on part of Crossness Nature Reserve (CNR) as a local resident. I am a member of the Friends group, and often visit the reserve to...
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CCS is too expensive for the small amount of carbon removed. The money would be better spent on research. I’m concerned that more carbon will be released from building on the land than can be...
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Crossness Nature Reserve is one of the last remaining area of grazed marshland within the Greater London area and as a Metropolitan Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (MSINC) it holds...
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I want to object to the proposed development by Cory on Crossness Nature Reserve. The Erith marshes have a wealth of wildlife including the rare shrill carder bee. This is one of the last examples of...
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The East Paddock, Stable Paddocks, West Paddock, and Sea Wall Field will all have huge industrial infrastructure on them if Cory are granted planning permission for their Decarbonisation Plant. In...
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The proposed development will have a disproportionately negative impact on the adjacent Crossness Nature Reserve. The proposed mitigations are inadequate and unguaranteed, so will not reduce the harm...
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This is destroying wildlife for little benefit. There is no way Cory can make up for the land that they will build. We will lose a lot of wildlife that the public use and enjoy for spotting . The...
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I strongly object to this proposal to despoil our world.
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This project will have an adverse impact on the quantity and diversity of wildlife in the Crossness nature reserve and the surrounding area. Sites with this variety of habitat are becoming...
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i am against the planning due to the permanent impact that will follow to the wildlife, the area and the view surrounding. why pick a nature reserve and not a commercial land that has no wildlife
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The land that is proposed to be built on is part of a thriving nature reserve that offers an invaluable habitat to many rare and threatened species of birds, bees and other insects. The site should...
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Building on a Nature Reserve is wrong on so many levels that this should not even be a consideration. Not only that, but the land is already in sensitive management for mitigation for another...
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Ireversable loss of marshland habitat and land. Detrimental visual impact with building massing and permanent shading. Increased noise, pollution and various poisonous emissions. Increased traffic and...
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Why does Cory want to build on precious nature reserve land when a suitable brown field site is available? Surely nature reserves are protected in perpetuity from development. They should be. The UK...
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Energy from waste is a toxic enterprise- the emissions from burning plastics- which is the feedstock that fuels incineration as it makes up the majority of our domestic and increasingly our building...
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I am deeply concerned about the loss of irreplaceable habitat for wildlife and the subsequent impact on the wildlife, flora and fauna. I am also concerned about the impact of the loss of reserve area...
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I object to the proposed Cory decarbonisation plant because of its huge adverse impact on the Crossness Nature Reserve. The reserve, which I visit regularly, is like a green oasis in the middle of an...
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I am opposed to this development because of the devastation to the habitats for rare animals and insects like water voles and shrill carder bee. Reed warblers have migrated from Africa to this site...
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I strongly object to this compulsory purchase of over 10% of the neighbouring nature reserve. It will lead to irreversible damage to rare habitats and impact negatively on the biodiversity. Several...
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I write to express my deep concern about the applicant’s intention to obtain permission under a Development Consent Order (DCO) to build a carbon capture facility on Crossness Nature Reserve to offset...
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Siting the Cory plant on a Nature Reserve which has been designated as a Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation is both ill-concieved and ill-considered. To sacrifice the nature...
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I’m concerned Cory Group wants to expand on already diminished marshes
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Cory want to take 11.7% of Crossness Nature Reserve, one of the last areas of grazing marsh in the Thames estuary, and build on it. They admitted at their presentation on 13th September 2023 that this...
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Rare wildlife Crossness Nature Reserve supports extremely rare and critically endangered wildlife such as water vole (Britain's fastest declining mammal) and shrill carder bee (the UK's rarest...
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