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Crossness Nature Reserve is a unique piece of nature, providing a safe haven for rare and endangered wildlife, and a serene space to escape hectic London life. It is designated as a Local Nature...
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I object to losing part of the nature reserve. It is popular amoung locals and home to a diverse range of wildlife. It is important this place remains for our community as well as the community of...
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I both live in the development across the road from the proposed CCS plant (and the completed and soon-to-be completed waste incinerators) and am a member of the Save Crossness Nature Reserve...
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We should be protecting Nature Reserves
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I have serious concerns regarding Cory’s proposed development of a carbon capture facility in Belvedere, which will impact the local nature reserve and surrounding areas little consideration seems to...
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I have concerns about the impact on the wildlife using the nature reserve of this vast building - huge height and breadth and no information as far as I am aware of the noise pollution too.
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As a (redacted) year old nearing the end of life it would be easy to say I do not care what happens to the world and wildlife; it won't be anything to do with me for much longer. But I do care and so...
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Crossness Nature Reserve is one of the last remaining areas of grazed marshland within the Greater London area. It is a wonderful site for rare and protected wildlife as well as a much needed green...
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The land where it is proposed that the carbon capture facility should go is not a suitable site. It is part of Crossness Nature Reserve that Thames Water have a legal responsibility to protect until...
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London is quickly being spoilt by buildings on top of buildings and soon there will be no nature left. Which will impact London in a huge way. People need nature for many reasons. Our youth need...
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In a time when Wildlife is under threat and when it is even more important to protect it I am appalled at the proposed damage to this wildlife reserve
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Once land has been designated as a nature reserve, it should not be allowed to take that status away, or allow activities that cause damage. What is the point of creating nature reserves if they can...
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Whilst I recognise the importance of reducing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere I believe that this proposal is in the wrong place. The Belvedere marshes have already suffered from a lot of development...
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Storage of captured carbon
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Crossness nature reserve is a vital area of green space. It provdes habitats for rare wildlife, include a site-specific subspecies of water vole. It also provides a green amenity space for local...
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The land used is part of the Crossness nature reserve, a special place for people and a habitat for a wide range of wildlife species. It is an oasis locked between large industrial units, well...
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This development threatens several species Water Voles Shrill Carder Bees Wheatear Stonechat Whinchat Lapwing Dunlin Frog Rush There are other options to be explored with less impact on species in...
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Strongly object as the nature reserve will be destroyed and the rest off the area will be majorly impacted by the carbon capture infrastructure.
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We do not have much wildlife habitat in this area that is as special as Crossness. The proposed development will badly affect this habitat and is not justified on environmental grounds.
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I have enjoyed visiting the nature reserve and the Cory proposals will undoubtedly adversely affect the flora and fauna.
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Cory's plans will be built on what is now a nature reserve. Quite why an area (pr)reserved to foster natural habitats for the wildlife along the shores of the Thames in that area, and acts to soften...
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No, no, no. The nature reserve is a priceless asset to the local community and a home to many rare species. Carbon offsetting that destroys valuable local habitat is farcical. This plant must be...
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I object to the proposal to build unnecessarily on this biodiverse site which is both Metropolitan Open Land and a nature reserve. Even if there were not alternative sites this site should be...
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This Bexley taxpayer strongly objects to this project. Leave the wildlife alone!
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I object to this proposal as it will lead to too great a loss of coastal and grazing floodplain land. We cannot afford keep giving over our precious green belt land to developments that could and...
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