...Catchment Sensitive Farming has been hugely successful in giving farmers practical advice tailored to their own land and grants to support the investment in infrastructure that protects watercourses. Defra also...
...to ‘unfavourable declining’, due to a decline in certain types of key wildlife. The Hereford Times ran an interview with the Environment Secretary in which she outlined the importance of...
...is we have to do something about all of them if we’re going to meet our targets, and so it goes with river pollution. “We can’t expect to meet long-term...
...investment – the largest infrastructure programme in water company history. The government has now confirmed that it will enshrine the Plan further in law through the Environment Act 2021. Its...
...actions needed over the next six months to sustain essential water supplies in preparation for spring/summer next year, which includes water companies implementing their drought plans and accelerating infrastructure plans...
...at a moment in history when nature needs us to defend it. That is why today we begin to chart a new course. Working with civil society, business and local...
...would encourage water companies to do the same to improve transparency on this issue and identify where improvements need to be made. Professor Hammond said: Discharges of untreated sewage damage...
We know that many people are still finding it difficult to access the food they need. If you are unable to leave your home to go shopping, whether you are...
...feature the meeting in a plastic free shop called Hetu in Wandsworth. Andy and Liz Evans said they had found it difficult to avoid buying items wrapped in plastic in...
...In 2017, we also saw an increase in the value of several commodities. This includes: Wheat – increasing by 23% to almost £2 billion Beef and veal – increasing by...