...was published today (2 February). The independent, global Review presents the first comprehensive economic framework of its kind for biodiversity. It calls for urgent, transformative changes in how we think,...
...reporter Tom Heap at the Bewl Water reservoir in East Sussex where he discussed a range of actions to address the issue, including reducing personal consumption, fixing leaks in pipes,...
...it is on the Index of Exempted Dogs. We are not accepting applications for Certificates of Exemption yet. Further details on how to apply to keep your dog will be...
...need to bring in fresh produce, including soft fruits and salads, during the spring and summer months. This year the demand for seasonal workers in April and early May is...
...already taking action to limit the supply of certain items to make sure shelves are stocked. The Government is doing all it can to support this effort - relaxing competition...
...step-up our efforts to turn the tide on plastic pollution and ensure we leave our environment in a better state than we inherited it. In England, it is estimated that...
...are in place by March 2019. As a result we do not expect the availability of vets to impact on food exports. The Independent reported that plans to increase patrols...
...waste – can only be exported to a non-OECD country if regulators in Great Britain and the destination country have permitted it, known as ‘prior informed consent’. In addition, the...
...releasing diluted wastewater into rivers rather than letting it back up into people’s homes. However climate change has led to increased rainfall and water infrastructure has not kept pace with...
...farmed in the UK. This includes: 887,000 sheep – an increase of 5.5% from 2016 58,800 pigs – an increase of 86.9% from 2016 3,059,800 poultry animals – an increase...