The repeatedly delayed Environment Bill is to be bumped by at least six months into the next parliamentary session, ministers have confirmed, prompting green groups to question the validity of the government’s commitment to its much vaunted green agenda... Read more
The sites of hundreds of old buried landfills containing hazardous waste have been uncovered in an investigation by the ENDS Report, which also reveals the locations of hundreds more dumps whose contents remain unknown even to the Environment Agency
An ENDS investigation has located hundreds of buried landfills containing hazardous waste across England and Wales. Search ENDS' map to see if there's one close to you
As of midnight on 31 December, the Brexit transition period officially ended with a number of changes to environmental policy coming into effect. Here’s what you need to know
The deal states that the UK or the EU ‘shall not weaken or reduce’ protections but demonstrating breaches of the clause would mean one party having to prove that changes would affect trade or investment. David Burrows reports
The UK's replacement for the EU's REACH chemical regulation system has gone live. Here's what you need to do and when in order to comply with it, and the risks you face if you don't
When it opens for business in July, the new body will keep tabs on the government’s progress towards its environmental targets and receive citizens' complaints about failures of public authorities. How will it deal with breaches and what will happen to complaints in the meantime?
A landmark inquest that ruled that air pollution played a significant role in the death of a nine-year old girl from London could have implications for how air pollution is treated in political and scientific circles, experts tell Isabella Kaminski
Flybe, British Ceramic Tile, Bellway Homes and Severn Trent Water were among the firms handed the heftiest fines for environmental offences in 2020
Herefordshire landowner and potato grower John Price talks to ENDS about being accused of wilfully destroying a stretch of the protected river Lugg and experiencing a multi-agency ‘dawn raid’
The Environment Bill’s biodiversity net gain measure will create a market worth hundreds of millions of pounds annually, with the government’s goal of building 300,000 homes a year likely to necessitate the creation of thousands of hectares of offsets. Here’s how net gain is about to become big business
Ahead of the Commons’ third reading of the Environment Bill, here’s what you need to know about how the draft legislation has changed during the committee stage
Australian chemical engineers have developed a process that produces ammonia without the enormous greenhouse gas emissions associated with the conventional production method
Natural Resources Wales has issued a warning to the owners of a landfill site after it identified non-compliance issues around its environmental permit in the wake of a fire at the site last year
Plans have been revealed to introduce white-tailed sea eagles as part of a rewilding project in Norfolk
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The proportion of England’s rivers in good ecological health has plateaued at 14%, according to official classifications published last week, while the status of more than 100 has been rated as ‘bad’. Use ENDS’ map to view the locations of these water bodies
A group of banned toxic chemicals made decades ago are today harming orcas, porpoises and kestrels. Rachel Salvidge investigates an industrial legacy that refuses to die
The polluted state of the river Wye hit the headlines this year. Campaigners say chicken farms are to blame and NRW has launched a review but is it likely to satisfy anyone? Adam Branson investigates
UPDATED: Details of nearly 30 new enforcement undertakings with a value of more than £1.5m have been added to the ENDS Report enforcement undertakings database, as the use of the civil sanction as a tool to deal with environmental offences continues to grow. Click through for the full list, compiled by ENDS
Scientists in Scotland have been using water samples to get a head start on the coronavirus pandemic
A record-breaking heatwave in Siberia earlier this year has meant the Arctic's sea ice freeze has had a later start than usual
This year’s Big Butterfly Count recorded the lowest number of butterflies in the event’s 11-year history, according to its organiser Butterfly Conservation
Concerns over nitrate pollution from new housing developments have blocked planning consents for thousands of homes, but the purchase of a farm on the Isle of Wight offers a solution to the problem while creating new habitats
The poor condition of England’s waterways and the important habitats they provide has been making headlines recently, but a project in Hampshire shows how they can be successfully restored to meet environmental targets
The provision of a series of new green spaces has delivered a statistically significant drop in visitors to a special protection area over a period when housing numbers have grown by 13%
A major exercise to collect information on more than 2,000 trees has armed Greater Manchester councils with the hard data needed to win green funding
An expanded district heat scheme deriving warmth from an unlikely source is helping more than a thousand homes cut their energy bills in north London
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