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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
Updated daily: Click through to view the latest data on how the Covid-19 crackdown has affected nitrogen dioxide levels at London's most polluted sites, and how the easing of some lockdown measures is impacting air quality
UPDATED: As Covid-19 lockdown measures have forced people to retreat from streets across the globe, animals have moved into the void, with images of brawling monkeys, marauding alligators and aggressive wild boars shared widely on social media. Our interactive map charts the phenomenon
Infographic: Click through to see how measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic have reduced traffic on London’s streets, leading to marked reductions in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels at the capital’s most polluted sites
Britain is nearing 50 days without coal-fired generation, smashing the previous coal-free record of 18 days, set in June 2019.
Since the coronavirus lockdown, the number of commercial and private flights being taken has plummeted across the world
Nearly one in 10 homes were built in high flood risk areas in 2017/18, according to official data from the the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government
A pipeline designed to increase the resilience of Bristol Water’s supply had to overcome a series of challenges, from protected species to school buses
The Knapdale trial, which kicked off UK beaver reintroduction after centuries of absence, has shown the biodiversity benefits of these “ecosystem engineers” but also the need for local engagement and a strong management plan, finds Jocelyn Timperley
In 2015, Ellie Colson, director of transport and compliance at Colson Transport, ran into a spot of bother with the Environment Agency (EA). At the time, fires at two wood recycling plants had caused a national disposal issue and the only options open to the skip hire company were to landfill wood or stockpile it until the matter was resolved
A first-of-its-kind farming scheme in the UK could offer a new model for farming subsidy payments for improving nature after leaving the EU
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