The following are the concise versions of findings or conclusions presented by Tarka Accord:
 

Failure of Environmental Protection Policies:

Following a clean at Fremington Quay on the 20.September.2024 - outlined more clearly in the 'Conclusion from Fremingon Quay Clean' document - it became clearly apparent that whatever measures that are in place for preventing harmful man-made material waste from entering into the environment have failed because of the continued irresponsibility of many individuals from various groups. Extrapolating from this, as the document posits, it can be gathered that a more effective way of reducing the levels of harmful man-made material waste in the environment could be done by changing the material composition of mass produced and commonly discarded items to ensure that items of which become discarded don't harm the environment to the same extent or - hopefully - at all.

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The Taw/Torridge Area:

During the creation of the report 'Northern Devon Population Growth', it was discovered that there is a significant urban area within North Devon District and Torridge District (the two districts together where collectively referred to as 'Northern Devon' in the report). The region was significant due to its high population density when compared to the average for Northern Devon and due to containing around half of the Northern Devonshire population.