Coverage of COP26 Nature and Land-Use Day

As the first week of the climate change summit COP26 came to a close, coverage focused on key announcements from Nature and Land-Use day.
As the first week of the climate change summit COP26 came to a close, coverage focused on key announcements from Nature and Land-Use day.
This week we published a report commissioned by the Storm Overflows Taskforce - made up of the Consumer Council for Water (CCW), Blueprint for Water, Water UK, the Environment Agency, Ofwat, and Defra – which outlines the evidence, costs and benefits of …
Today we are looking at media coverage of the investigation into crab deaths on the Teesside coast.
Today we are looking at media coverage of the second day of climate change summit COP26.
There has been widespread coverage of the climate change summit COP26 which started yesterday (31 October). Following an interview with environmental editor Emma Gatten, a piece in The Daily Telegraph includes comments from the Environment Secretary regarding a range of …
Today we are looking at media coverage of the announcement that the Environment Bill will be strengthened further to tackle water pollution.
Today we are looking at media coverage of an amendment to the Environment Bill related to sewage discharges from storm overflows.
Today we are looking at media coverage of our new amendments to help improve and strengthen the Environment Bill.
Environment Minister Rebecca Pow, Environment Agency Chair Emma Howard Boyd and Natural England Chair Tony Juniper visited the River Mimran in Hertfordshire on Friday 15 October for the launch of the Chalk Stream Restoration Strategy. They met with members of …
There has been widespread coverage of the announcement of a package of measures to support the pig industry. This was widely covered in national, regional and trade media, including The Times, The Financial Times, Daily Mail, The Guardian, the I …