Labour told to reverse woke green policies as campaigners say they make wildfires WORSE
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The Government has been urged to reverse eco-policies that campaigners say make wildfires worse.
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With this summer set to be the hottest on record, more than 1,000 fires have already hit England and Wales, matching last year's total.
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The fires have been blamed on climate change, with temperatures soaring and nearly three quarters of England and Wales in drought.But countryside campaigners say that Government policies are playing a part by creating the perfect conditions for fires to take hold.
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This involves setting fire to a small area to remove the older, woodier vegetation that can fuel wildfires.But Government department, Defra, has said burning on deep peatland should be used as a "last resort" and permitted only "in exceptional circumstances".It says burning peat is harmful...
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