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What the environment minister thinks about illegal river pollution, the Environment Agency's culpability and leaving water companies nowhere to hide
A consultancy has been awarded a contract to develop a tool to help developers and Natural England deal with the issue of nutrient neutrality, which has been blocking housing development in a growing number of districts in England and Wales
The environmental records of some water companies are still not good enough, the water industry financial regulator has said in its annual assessment of water companies' performance
Environment minister Zac Goldsmith has said he supports the idea that water company directors should be given custodial sentences if their firms are found to have repeatedly or recklessly broken the law
Landowners who own large swathes of England have struck a deal to restore the natural environment and use their land to help tackle climate change
The government needs to lead on a solution to the UK’s water management crisis, the Environment Agency says in its annual report
A local authority on Tyneside is seeking to provide renewable heat for buildings, including a leisure centre and a block of flats, using mine water from an abandoned colliery
The regulator is under fire after an investigation into a major pollution incident, killing huge numbers of wildlife, fell apart. But how did it happen? James Fair reports
Data shows a stretch of river in West Yorkshire is the most polluted bathing area in the country, regularly awash with very high levels of harmful bacteria
A flood defence project, covering a 17-kilometre stretch of coastline in the south-west, is seeking to protect an 'internationally significant' economic area from rising sea levels and deliver environmental gain
Environmental crime is rife yet the number of tip-offs to the Environment Agency is vanishingly small compared with other regulators. Does the agency fail to encourage whistleblowing or are people too afraid and distrustful to come forward? David Burrows reports
EXCLUSIVE: ENDS has uncovered details of the first complaints made to the post-Brexit green watchdog. Who has made the complaints and why? And what do they tell us about what to expect from the Office for Environmental Protection when it is formally established? Tess Colley finds out
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