A blueprint setting out how the government intends to deal with the increasing risks from flooding, drought, heat, sea level rise and severe weather resulting from climate change has been revealed
Environment secretary Michael Gove has vowed to introduce legislation to stop landowners burning blanket bog if the current voluntary approach fails, DEFRA has said
A threatened species of crayfish is making a comeback in Lincolnshire after the Environment Agency (EA) and conservation groups relocated them away from their invasive non-native predators
Utility firm Southern Water has been ordered to pay out nearly £110,000 in fines and costs after pleading guilty to supplying water unfit for human consumption from a reservoir on the Isle of Wight
The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) has been given £6m to study the emerging risks of chemicals to UK habitats and wildlife
DEFRA, the Environment Agency (EA), Ofwat and the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) have issued a joint letter to water companies setting out how the sector must improve its resilience.
The Environment Agency (EA) has received an application for a permit to discharge treated sewage effluent during construction of the proposed nuclear power station at Hinkley Point C
Click through to view a live table containing details of tens of millions of pounds of financial penalties issued by regulators in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland for breaches of environmental regulations
Water regulator Ofwat has confirmed Thames Water will have to pay a swingeing bill after not doing enough to tackle leaks from its pipes
The Church of Scientology has proposed a new sewage treatment plant to replace one installed just three years ago after it caused repeated pollution of a watercourse
Delegates to the ENDS Natural Capital Conference heard from a range of experts about how natural capital accounting is transforming the way business and government are approaching environmental management
Business needs to move beyond simply complying with the law to improving the world, and environmental protection agencies must evolve to help, says Terry A’Hearn, chief executive of SEPA. He talks to Rachel Salvidge about restructuring, waste crime and improving enforcement
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