Brucella canis in imported rescue dogs
In today’s blog, we look at coverage on cases of brucella canis in imported rescue dogs.
Agreement in principle reached on fisheries for 2021
In today's blog we look at media coverage of an agreement being reached on fisheries arrangements for 2021.
Bathing water quality in England
In today's blog we look at inaccurate coverage of the UK being ranked last in Europe for bathing water quality in 2020.
Call for evidence launched on fur trade
In today’s blog, we look at the launch of a new call for evidence on the fur trade
Media coverage of the launch of the Great British Spring Clean
Today we are looking at media coverage of the launch of the annual Great British Spring Clean.
Next phase of bTB eradication strategy confirmed
In today’s blog, we look at our announcement on the next phase of the Government’s strategy to eradicate TB
The Guardian on Environment Bill return
Today we are looking at media coverage of the Environment Bill following its return to Parliament ahead of Royal Assent in the Autumn.
Environment Bill returns to Parliament
Today we are looking at media coverage of the return of the Environment Bill to Parliament ahead of Royal Assent in the Autumn.
Joanna Lumley and the StopSeaBlasts campaign
The Environment Secretary George Eustice today met Joanna Lumley to discuss ways in which they can work together to reduce the impact that clearing unexploded bombs can have on marine mammals. Joanna Lumley is a supporter of the StopSeaBlasts campaign …
Low-carbon concrete flood defences to help Environment Agency hit net zero by 2030
There is coverage today of the Environment Agency’s roadmap to hit net zero as an organisation by 2030. The Evening Standard, Construction News and various local outlets report that low-carbon concrete will be used for flood defences, a move that will help reduce emissions by 45%.