...tool for those landowners who are considering long term investment in the environment. We are pleased that the Government is consulting on how best to introduce these measures and look...
...pollution. “This includes providing £880 million in funding and expert support to local authorities to improve air quality, and to introduce Clean Air Zones to further clean up the air...
...were produced at the farm in Nottinghamshire in 2019 – compared with 11.6 tonnes the previous year – an increase of 6%. The farm was also responsible for introducing over...
...rectification at source principle means that if damage to the environment cannot be prevented it should be tackled at its origin. The polluter pays principle is the principle that those...
...Bill follows new measures set out by the Secretary of State in his first week to cut sewage dumping and attract investment to upgrade infrastructure: Funding for vital infrastructure investment...
...to help farmers invest in improved slurry infrastructure to tackle water pollution, improve air quality and make better use of organic nutrients. A new plan to better protect and preserve...
...coming into force today (1 February). It is now illegal to own an XL Bully dog unless it is registered and complies with strict rules including being neutered and muzzled...
...The government remains confident that the Agriculture Bill will reach Royal Assent in time to begin our transition towards a new, fairer agricultural system in England as planned in 2021....
...insight into the role of this trade on the demand for shark products and help the government to ensure appropriate protections are in place to protect marine wildlife. Evidence gathered...
...is not possible to achieve in many locations in England, due to the level of natural PM2.5 and pollution blown in from outside the country. These proposed targets goes well...