At least a fifth of councils in England and Wales have been directly impacted by China’s restrictions on imports of mixed paper and certain types of plastic, according to a snapshot poll from the Local Government Association (LGA)
The EA is investigating reports of odours around the Blaydon Quarry landfill site in Newcastle upon Tyne, according to a notice issued on Friday
A fire at a defunct recycling centre cost the council hundreds of thousands of pounds following arson, it has been revealed
The most optimistic estimate of benefits of the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon were less than the project’s cost to the electricity system, according to new documents published by the government this week
Biffa has become the latest waste management firm to join the the Slave-Free Alliance following increasing reports that the modern day slavery is disproportionately rife in the waste sector
An English council will be brought before the high court over a decision to grant permission for a holiday park in an area of outstanding natural beauty
Environment secretary Michael Gove has launched a public consultation on how England’s national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty (AONBs) could be improved and expanded
The government’s first GB Green Week has come to a close after a flurry of announcements ranging from lofty climate ambitions to more grounded funding commitments, James Agyepong-Parsons takes a closer look
Industry may have to squeeze 10 years’ chemicals registration work into two years and the UK’s replacement for ECHA is in danger of becoming a ‘secretive quango’, experts tell Catherine Early
Steady improvement in compliance with environmental permitting conditions among industries regulated by the Environment Agency appears to have stalled. Gareth Simkins reports
The traditionally wet north-west struggled with drought this summer, James Agyepong-Parsons finds out why and what is being done to prevent future droughts
The Environment Agency is promising a transformation in how it assesses permit compliance. But many questions remain, finds Simon Pickstone
Fresh from the Conservative Party conference, Rachel Salvidge pieces together the government’s plans for the environment
The future of the UK's environmental protections rests in no small part on its future trade relationships. Simon Pickstone investigates what we know so far
Apocalyptic scenarios of a world warming 2°C by 2100 dominated headlines this week following the publication of a landmark report on climate change. James Agyepong-Parsons looks at the challenges facing the UK
Techniques involving the deployment of specialist natural enemies including mites, bugs and fungi are being piloted in the UK in a bid to halt invasive species’ attempts to override native habitats. James Agyepong-Parsons reports from the frontline
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