Coverage of Amazon waste allegations
On today's blog we are looking at the regulations to make sure all retailers take greater responsibility for electricals.
Government response to the Ella Adoo-Kissi Debrah Coroner’s report
In today’s blog we look at widespread coverage of the government’s response to the Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah Coroner’s report.
UK market access to Japan for poultry exports
There is positive coverage today of the news that the UK has secured market access to Japan for poultry exports.
Minister Pow discusses storm overflows with Professor Hammond
This afternoon's blog looks at a meeting between Environment Minister Rebecca Pow and Professor Hammond, former professor at University College London and visiting scientist at the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology until December last year.
CCC Independent Assessment of UK Climate Risk
There’s been extensive coverage of the Climate Change Committee’s Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA3) report out today, which suggests the nation’s efforts to adapt to climate change is not keeping pace with the impacts of a warming planet and the increased range of climate risks this brings to the UK.
UK and EU conclude agreement on catch levels for 2021
In today’s blog, we look at reaching an agreement on catch levels for 2021 with the EU.
Coverage of the England Woodland Creation Offer
In today's blog we look at widespread coverage of the Forestry Commission's England Woodland Creation Offer, which provides greater financial incentives for landowners and farmers to plant and manage trees.
Government marks World Ocean Day with marine commitments
In today's blog we look at the government's marine commitments as the UK advances its role as a global leader in marine protection.
New Animal Welfare Bill launched to protect pets, livestock and wild animals
In today’s blog, we look at the launch of our Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill.
Public urged to Plant For Our Planet and £8m announced for international conservation projects
In today's blog we look at media coverage of the new campaign ‘Plant For Our Planet’ and announcement of over £8 million for international conservation projects.