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The UK has done much to reduce its carbon emissions since 1990 but transport remains stuck in the slow lane
How Stroud District Council almost doubled its recycling rate in two years
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
Updated monthly: ENDS’ new pollution tracker logs some of the worst pollution incidents taking place across the UK each month. The latest update includes news of diesel pouring into EU-protected sites following a rail accident, and a mysterious agent that killed 10,000 fish
Britain's latest coal-free run ended yesterday after 55 days when a coal-plant was brought back onto the system due to low wind output and gas plants struggling with the heat
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
Housebuilding has slumped and the number of environmental statements received by England’s local planning authorities has plunged by 46% this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, government data shows
New official figures show that three-quarters of the UK’s air quality reporting zones charted illegal levels of air pollution in 2019, according to an analysis by activist lawyers ClientEarth
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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