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The new coarse fishing season on rivers commences after a 3-month close season.
Better regulation needed to protect environment and boost economy, says Environment Agency Chief Executive
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Sir James Bevan calls for better regulation to protect the environment as new report highlights the importance of environmental regulation in England.
The Joint Unit for Waste Crime celebrates its first anniversary of cracking down on criminals and gangs who commit serious and organised waste crime.
Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency, delivered a speech this morning at the Westminster Energy and Environment Forum.
68 projects to receive a multi-million pound boost for green jobs and nature recovery
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