The Northern Kites project is managed by English Nature and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
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Richard Leafe, of English Nature, said it objected to the impact the terminal construction scheme was likely to have.
Spokesman for English Nature, Stuart Burgess, said the organisation's 300 metre target would be a challenge in city areas, but was not impossible.
Other objectors included English Nature, the Environment Agency, The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and the Residents Against Dibden Bay group.
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He asked why the government was ignoring the advice of English Nature, an official advisory body, about the need for a moratorium on genetically modified crops.
On the minus side English Nature, a quango with responsibility for the environment, has published evidence that they might end up creating a new class of weed.
Sutton Park attracts about 2m visitors a year and was designated as a national nature reserve and a site of special scientific interest by English Nature in 1997.
English Nature, the government's wildlife advisory group, says the super-port will have a detrimental effect on birds such as brent geese, oystercatchers, ringed and grey plover, curlew, lapwing and teal.
However, English Nature, the UK Government's wildlife advisor is using the publication of the report to renew its call for a delay in the commercial planting of insect-resistant crops in Britain.
"This new research confirms the views put forward by English Nature last year that there are serious concerns about the commercial introduction of GM crops before research has been done on their potential effects on biodiversity, " it says.
"The aim is to find out where these larvae go - where they over-winter, " said Dr Roger Key, a senior invertebrate specialist from English Nature, which is working on the project with Leeds University and the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
Chairman of English Nature Baroness Young of Old Scone, herself a Labour peer, said the bill "must not become a battleground for wider matters of town versus country, or simply spoiling tactics which jeopardise the bill's passage and risk sinking the first decent wildlife legislation for 20 years".
Mr Ackroyd might have done better if, with an English love of the miniature and the biographical, he had traced the nature of the English imagination through this one particular life.
Wild nature, wild emotions, English gothic folk music and early '60s pop music underscore the soundtrack of the Ambassadors world.
But some teachers believe the subjective nature of the marking system in English is at the heart of the problem.
When Matthew Engel wrote here earlier this month about the impact of American English on British English, he restarted a debate about the changing nature of language which ended in dozens of suggestions from readers of their own loathed Americanisms.
These lines from Leviathan - Hobbes' best-known work and a masterpiece of English prose - have been read as meaning that humans are by nature violent animals.
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