...being introduced in 2015. We know that improvements can take time and investment from the water industry, farmers and local communities, but where the investment is made, standards can improve....
...evidence to suggest that the animal was involved in transmission of the disease to its owners or that pets or other domestic animals are able to transmit the virus to...
...government’s ambitions to increase tree planting but to restore peat and biodiversity too. A Forestry Commission spokesperson said: We recognise the need to preserve and protect important habitats and we...
...control in the first two cull areas. Culling was associated with 21% reduction in TB incidence in the Somerset cull area and a 58% reduction in the Gloucestershire cull area....
...- Clothianidin, Imidacloprid and Thiamethoxam The UK reserves the right to consider emergency authorisations but will only do so where there is a real need for the products and the...
...round the clock to respond to environmental incidents across the country, including reports of fish in distress. Reports of fish in distress often increase in the summer due to natural...
...the end of the Transition Period. Our new, independent Geographical Indication (GI) schemes were launched after the end of the transition period, and are designed to ensure that popular and...
...identify where additional action is needed. Billions of pounds of additional investments in water company business plans – since privatisation of the water industry, around £25 billion has been invested...
...areas of the country for their natural beauty. Our Farming in Protected Landscapes programme will provide additional investment to allow farmers to work in partnership with our National Park Authorities...
...was interviewed on BBC Radio 4 Today where he clarified some inaccurate reporting that Natural England is banning housebuilding, and set out how there is advice and support on nutrient...