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  • Project to learn more about the ecology of sea trout populations around the Irish Sea, in order to improve their conservation and management.

  • Monthly reports on rainfall, soil moisture deficit, river flows, groundwater levels and reservoir levels.

  • An evidence-based report summarising climate change in England. It includes examples of current and future impacts and the adaptations that are needed.

  • An economic valuation of freshwater angling in England.

  • Data on operational risk appraisal compliance ratings, pollution inventory, pollution incidents, enforcement and waste crime for 2017.

  • Information on techniques and systems to reduce the impact of large-volume intakes of cooling waters for new build nuclear power stations.

  • Final report of the Multi-Agency Flood Plan (MAFP) review led by Major General (Retd) Tim Cross CBE, published in June 2018.

  • Standing report on methods, approaches and wider stock conservation and management considerations.

  • These annual reports on the status of salmon stocks and fisheries in England and Wales have been produced since 1997.

  • Explores how the Environment Agency and the Fire and Rescue Services can collaborate and coordinate their resource during air quality incidents.

  • Review of the value added to the environment at the Olympics site in East London through the Environment Agency’s engagement with the planning system.

  • This project investigated the effectiveness of a technique for stopping the release of phosphorus from lake sediments.

  • A novel, DNA based method to monitor and assess the make-up of diatom communities in rivers.

  • Testing the accuracy of methane measurements using an unmanned aerial system.

  • This report quantifies the economic damages caused by flooding in England during December 2015 and January 2016.

  • Analysis of the RATE programme, which was 5 years in duration between 2013 and 2018.

  • Detailed assessment of Hitachi-GE’s UK Advanced Boiling Water Reactor: updated and final series of assessment reports.

  • Evaluating the effect of additional funding to the Environment Agency to tackle waste crime.

  • This project developed and explored 4 plausible future scenarios for the water environment

  • Assesses the properties of a range of chemicals that might be proposed for use in hydraulic fracturing in the oil and gas industry