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Bias Comparison — Town becomes first in Britain to give trees rights as it says plants should be able to 'flourish'

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Town becomes first in Britain to give trees rights as it says plants should be able to 'flourish'

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Lewes Town Council, which is run by a coalition of Green and Labour councillors, has passed a motion to recognise the rights of trees to grow across the town.

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What's Next

Expected Outcomes

Potential increased protection and preservation of trees in Lewes

Why It Matters

Sets a precedent for other towns to consider recognizing trees' rights

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1h agoHome | Mail Online (GB): Lewes Town Council, which is run by a coalition of Green and Labour councillors, has passed a motion to recognise the rights of trees to gro

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Town becomes first in Britain to give trees rights as it says plants should be able to 'flourish'