20 Sep 2023

Artificial intelligence has the potential to help enforcement bodies quickly identify areas that require intervention, providing a low-cost method for detecting possible breaches of environmental law. However, it is not infallible and may predict breaches of the rules where none exist, writes Paul Collins

13 Sep 2023

The business of wildflowers: Seven per cent of Holkham Hall's vast estate is dedicated to wildflowers, paid for via public subsidy schemes and private investment. How do the finances stack up?

20 Sep 2023

The government is throwing its weight behind biomass to help the country achieve its net zero targets, but environmental campaigners say promises of negative emissions are too good to be true. Is biomass the silver bullet solution? Conor McGlone reports

20 Sep 2023

A ruling that the Scottish government had failed to act in accordance with Scotland’s National Marine Plan when varying fishing licences demonstrates the weight being given to environmental conservation by the courts, writes Laura Tainsh

20 Sep 2023

Listen as the ENDS Report team discusses the fallout from the government's Lords defeat on nutrient neutrality, why hen harrier numbers are rising, and finds out the truth about the cost of mandatory food reporting