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Summary reports on dry weather and drought in England in 2026 and how it affects public water supply, agriculture, energy and the environment.
1. Summary It was another relatively dry week across England, although…
1. Summary Much of England has had another dry week, with the wettest…
1. Summary It has been another dry week across most of England except for…
1. Summary It has been a drier week across England. However, all areas…
1. Summary All parts of England received rainfall, ranging from 14mm in…
1. Summary It was the wettest week since early February, with rainfall…
1. Summary Despite recent rainfall and cooler weather, drought conditions…
1. Summary Despite recent rainfall and cooler weather, conditions remain…
1. Summary Warm and dry weather continued for much of England, with many…
1. Summary The week to date saw the seventh consecutive week of less than…
A report giving the catchment-scale source apportionment and estimated diffuse sector reductions required to meet protected area water quality targets.
The Environment Agency has provided summary outputs from their water…
Reviews scientific literature to understand if passive sampling devices could provide a practical alternative to monitoring chemicals through sampling fish and shellfish.
1. Chief Scientist’s Group report summary This project reviewed scientific…
Annual technical reports for the UK Urban NO2 Network (UUNN), part of the UK's air pollution monitoring regime.
Annual technical reports for the Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) Monitoring Network, part of the UK's air pollution monitoring regime.
Annual technical reports for the Automatic, Urban and Rural Network (AURN), part of the UK's air pollution monitoring regime.
Annual technical reports for the Heavy Metals Monitoring Network, part of the UK's air pollution monitoring regime.
Annual technical reports for the UK Hydrocarbons Network, part of the UK's air pollution monitoring regime.
Weekly reports on rainfall and river flow in England for the last 3 months.
Daily and monthly upstream counts for salmon and sea trout at the fish counter at the Tees Barrage on the lower River Tees.
Daily and monthly upstream counts for salmon and sea trout at the fish counter at Riding Mill on the main River Tyne.
Daily and monthly upstream counts for salmon and sea trout at the fish counter at Framwellgate weir on the River Wear, Durham.
These maps show where people in England are calling from to report waste crime to the Environment Agency.
This project undertook experiments to determine rates of decay for intestinal enterococci at three freshwater locations.
These annual reports on the status of salmon stocks and fisheries in England and Wales have been produced since 1997.
Evaluates the use of an emerging methodology to determine levels of microbial DNA markers in bathing water samples.
Fisheries statistics report and data tables for commercial and recreational fisheries in England and Wales.
Presents a review of social scientific research on public perceptions and social acceptance of carbon capture and storage.
Provides a high‑level scoping assessment of pollutant monitoring requirements associated with net zero technologies.
Monthly local reports on rainfall, soil moisture deficit, river flows, groundwater levels and reservoir levels.
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