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The Government announced last year that the publicly-owned inland waterways, should in future be managed by a new charity.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The new toolkit will help businesses gain a better understanding of the risks and opportunities involved in adapting to a changing climate.
We will not hesitate to act if presented with any new evidence.
This circular outlines how Part 2A of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 has been extended to address land contaminated by radioactivity.
New funding to start projects providing a ‘greenprint’ to help local residents turn derelict land into refreshing green spaces, recycle more…
Non-native invasive species cost the British economy at least £1.7 billion each year and millions of pounds is spent on aquatic invaders alone.
Catherine Graham-Harrison appointed as Chair and Roger Clarke as a Non-Executive Director of the National Forest Company.
Welcoming today’s Budget statement, Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman said: “This is a budget for growth. It is a budget that wants to…
Environment Agency will take over as Defra's principal partner in delivering the Government's adaptation programme.
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Shared UK vision for clean, healthy, safe, productive and biologically diverse oceans and seas.
Only Cumberland sausages made in Cumbria to specific standards can be called 'traditional' in future, Food Minister Jim Paice announced today.
Members of an independent panel of experts that will make recommendations on forestry policy for England have been announced today by Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman.
The situation at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan is extremely unlikely to pose an environmental risk to the UK.
Budgets will be devolved from 1 April 2011 and have been shared based on historic spending and animal numbers.
Defra has approved an application from Emergent Product Development UK Ltd to release a Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) as part of a clinical trial to evaluate a vaccine against typhoid.
Improving resource efficiency is key to a green economy, providing benefits for businesses and the environment while boosting the UK economy.
Funding of up to £26million to support hill farmers and help some of England's rural communities to thrive was unveiled today by Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman.
Thank you, Mike, and thanks to all RSPB members for the work you’ve done so far to step up for nature.
The restrictions are being placed on cattle born or reared in the UK before 1 August 1996.
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