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Fiona Ross

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Carbon credits could be a ‘net zero silver bullet’, but challenges remain

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By Fiona Ross
| Out-Law.com
81% of investors and developers surveyed said carbon credits will have an increasingly “critical role” to play as corporate demand rises to meet net zero targets. The findings were even more striking for investors in funds over $1 billion, with 90% endorsing this view.
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Polycomb chromatin topology enables long-range enhancer recruitment during craniofacial development

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By Yousra Ben Zouari, Onkar Joshi, Sandra Kessler, Sebastien Ducret, Fiona Ross, Sjoerd Holwerda, Sebastien Smallwood, Michael Stadler , Maryline Minoux, Filippo M. Rijli, Adwait Salvi, Nathalie Vilain, Soujanya Mamilla-Sanivaram, Hubertus Kohler
| Nature
Abstract Little is known about how three-dimensional chromatin topology shapes mammalian craniofacial development. In mouse cranial neural crest cells, a Polycomb Repressive Complex 2 (PRC2)-dependent chromatin architecture is established before migration. This configuration maintains craniofacial gene promoters poised and connects them with distal Polycomb tethering elements, positioning promoters in spatial proximity to future long-range enhancers.
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Streamlined planning decisions in England envisaged under finalised law

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By Fiona Ross
| Out-Law.com
The wide-ranging bill promotes a raft of planning reforms. Some are relevant to the specific consenting regime that applies to ‘nationally significant infrastructure projects’ (NSIPs) under the Planning Act 2008, but others – like the ones addressed below – will impact on planning applications subject to approval under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. The package of reforms reflects manifesto commitments Labour made before coming to power in 2024.
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