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Work at Garrigill culvert, Carrshield tailings dam and Nenthead car park nearing completion.
UK Government strikes agreement that supports nation's fishing industry and the long-term health of fish stocks at this year’s annual EU quota negotiations
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Reminder issued after EA removes 1,000 tonnes of the invasive species from the Anglian region’s rivers
Farmers who have managed to stay clear of bovine TB for at least six years will be able to revert to annual, rather than six-monthly, testing.
Environment Agency introduce restrictions on fishing in England in response to the international decline in migratory salmon stocks.
Authorisation letters, licences, and restrictions relating to licensed actions on protected sites.
Thousands of roach, bream, chub, tench, crucians and dace find homes in Clevedon, Burtle, Parchey, Yeovilton and Frome.
Businesses and manufacturers to pay the full cost of recycling or disposing of their packaging waste under government’s Resources and Waste Strategy.
Special Address by Dr. Thérèse Coffey MP at the UN Oceans Day side event, COP24
Environment Agency’s Fish Farm team has been out spreading good cheer during the festive season with their Christmas restocking program.
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has secured savings of almost £1.7 million through the sale of land at Winfrith to a waste processing specialist.
Rugeley illegal waste following organised waste crime
The British Embassy’s #BetterthanPlastic challenge continues to gather support, raising awareness of how to tackle plastic pollution.
Energy and Clean Growth Minister Claire Perry has committed funding to help support Pacific Islands in their work against climate change.
At COP24 climate talks in Poland, UK government sets world-leading ambition for first 'net-zero carbon' cluster by 2040 to cut emissions, backed by up to £170 million funding.
A more supportive, flexible and incentives-led approach to farming regulation has been recommended as part of a review into the sector published today.
The government's call for evidence on the Designated Landscapes Review will end on 18 December.
Carlisle residents are being invited to share their thoughts on a flood risk management scheme for the town at an upcoming community drop-in session.
Developers of small-scale solar, wind, hydro and geothermal projects will be supported to harness each country’s natural resources.
More than 400 properties better protected from river and tides by longer, higher walls plus other improvements.
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