New projects across England to fund innovative ways to protect against flooding
Today we look at media coverage of our £150 million Flood and Coastal Resilience Innovation Programme.
Measures to reduce harm from storm overflows to be made law
Today we look at coverage in the Guardian, Telegraph, Times and Yorkshire Post about our plans to bring in legislation to reduce sewage discharges by water companies into rivers.
Gene editing coverage in the Sunday Times
In today’s blog, we look at the Sunday Times coverage around gene editing.
Export of live bivalve molluscs
There has been media coverage today regarding the EU’s change in approach to the import of live bivalve molluscs (LBMs). The coverage follows comments on this issue by the Environment Secretary to an evidence session of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee.
Fisheries enforcement activity
In today's blog we look at recent media coverage of the frequency of at sea inspections of fishing vessels since the end of the transition period.
Consultations launched for major waste sector reforms
Changes to transform the waste and resources sector move a step closer.
300,000 homes now better protected from flooding in England
Today we look at media coverage of the Environment Agency’s announcement that it has reached its target of better protecting 300,000 homes from flooding and coastal erosion since 2015.
Coverage of plans to phase out lead ammunition in bid to protect wildlife
There is national and regional coverage in the Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail, The Times and Yorkshire Post today on our plans to phase out lead ammunition in a bid to protect wildlife. The coverage focuses on the government’s plans and …
Annual projections of UK air pollutant emissions
In today's blog we look at media coverage of our annual projections of UK air pollutant emissions.
Sir James Bevan on reaching net zero “not enough” to save our planet
On today's blog we look at a speech by Sir James Bevan on why net zero alone won’t save our planet, urging greater action on climate adaptation.
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