30 May 2023

The Scottish first minister has accused the UK government of 'trying to undermine devolution', after it announced that Scotland’s deposit return scheme could go ahead, but only if it excludes glass

23 May 2023

The 2023 ENDS Power List names the 100 UK environmental professionals who have made the greatest impact in the past two years – as nominated by their colleagues, clients and competitors

26 May 2023

The Internal Market Act has already left Scotland’s deposit return scheme locked in a state of paralysis, but going forward could it further restrict the imaginations of policymakers in Scotland and Wales? David Burrows reports.

17 May 2023

The chair of the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs committee talks to ENDS about Thérèse Coffey not ‘suffering fools gladly’, why Labour won’t win the farming vote, where he thinks the new Environment Agency chief should be focusing, and why the Tories have 'a great story to tell' on water

31 May 2023

Listen as the ENDS Report team discusses the watchdogs concerns over the EPPS, Oxford's top-tier ranking as the greenest city in England and busting rewilding myths with Rewilding Britain

24 May 2023

A court ruling clarifying when damages are payable in cases where Japanese Knotweed has caused the amenity value of land to diminish sets an important precedent, writes Angus Evers

25 May 2023

ENDS Report's Power List reveals the environmental professionals who have made the greatest impact in the past two years. Here, we meet 10 unsung heroes whose work is delivering positive change

26 May 2023

ENDS Report's Power List reveals the environmental professionals who have made the greatest impact in the past two years. Here, we meet the campaigners who are exerting influence over green policymaking.

24 May 2023

ENDS Report's Power List reveals the environmental professionals who have made the greatest impact in the past two years. Here, we meet the public sector professionals viewed as most influential.

10 May 2023

When a fishing company challenged a government catch ban on sandeel, it argued that it contravened proprietors’ human rights to peaceful enjoyment of possessions. The conclusion the judge came to points to a move towards the environment taking more of a priority in the courts, writes Laura Tainsh