£6 million more to tackle the Illegal Wildlife Trade and action on air quality
On today's blog we look at £6 million more to tackle the Illegal Wildlife Trade ahead of a major London conference and the government's action on air quality.
On today's blog we look at £6 million more to tackle the Illegal Wildlife Trade ahead of a major London conference and the government's action on air quality.
Clinical waste operator breaches environmental permits and The Farmers Weekly Awards took place yesterday at the Grosvenor Hotel in London, helping celebrate the best of British farming.
Leeds flood defence funding.
On today's blog we look at the misreporting around the UK's food security status when we have left the EU.
We look at misreporting on a nappy ban and the implementation of new Equine Identification regulations.
Drowning in Plastic Last night the BBC shone a spotlight on the threats facing our oceans through its programme ‘Drowning in Plastic’. Presented by marine biologist Liz Bonn, it looked at the devastating impact plastic pollution is having on marine …
The Environment Secretary has announced a new pilot scheme to help tackle food waste and Natural England Wildlife targets.
British troops help to recuse baby elephant in Malawi and the Environment Secretary’s statement on the Natasha Ednan-Laperouse inquest,
Coverage of the Natural England consultation on Sussex stretch of the England Coast Path and an interview with Minister Eustice in Farmers Weekly.
National Refill Day and our rebuttal of the Guardian's article on Antimicrobial resistance.
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