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The Environment Agency is investigating three North East illegal waste dumps amounting to almost 3,500 tonnes of waste.
The Environment Agency has secured a six-figure sum for environmental causes from a national house builder after silt was jetted into watercourses.
The UK has announced its intention to invest £400 million into the Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF).
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The UK-funded Mitigation Action Facility (MAF) is helping livestock producers in Honduras access green finance and adopt more sustainable farming practices.
New National Navigation Strategy out for consultation. Developed with staff and representatives from stakeholder groups. Views sought before 21 October.
New Environment Agency heat maps show where suspected waste crime is being reported, helping identify hotspots and target enforcement activity.
UK government's newly launched project 'RISE' will support stronger governance and community leadership in Solomon Islands' forestry management.
Funding will help turn cutting-edge research into practical tools for farmers, from vaccines that protect pigs from disease to technology that tackles pests and boosts crop yields
Change to the information provided on adverse events in the Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC).
Information on next steps is shared with residents in Scotland whose homes have been affected by ground movement caused by historic coal mining.
More than 22,000 tonnes of illegally dumped waste have now been removed from Oxfordshire site
Families and businesses across the UK are embracing solar power.
Thousands of households on heating oil have applied for a heat pump, taking advantage of the £9,000 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant.
New opt-in alerts will warn people when air pollution is high, or expected to be high, in their local area
Households can save hundreds on bills as plug-in solar panels become legal to use and buy across the country.
To support the national response, testing of bluetongue samples is now taking place at APHA's Weybridge laboratories, alongside The Pirbright Institute.
An illegal waste site in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, has been cleared following a successful court case brought by the Environment Agency.
This year, Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) is celebrating a remarkable milestone as the Harwell site marks its 80th anniversary.
Explains what livestock keepers can expect after reporting suspected bluetongue cases, from assessment and sampling to test results.
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