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Identifies chemical additives in tyres that should be prioritised for further assessment.
The Environment Agency reports each year on groundwater levels in the chalk aquifer beneath London.
The Environment Agency’s fourth adaptation report to Defra, under the adaptation reporting power of the Climate Change 2008 Act.
Identifies flame retardant substances manufactured and used in Great Britain, to assess their market size, properties, potential risks and regulatory status.
Reviews the use of stochastic and other approaches in water resources planning.
The Environment Agency's response to the Independent Water Commission's call for evidence, in relation to the water sector in England and Wales.
Insights into the sources, transport, concentrations, dispersion, deposition and estimation of airborne PFOA and other PFAS.
This evidence summary supports the 25 Year Environment Plan and its outcome indicator framework.
The latest update on monitored groundwater levels and whether there are any groundwater alerts or warnings in force.
The Environment Agency’s Chief Scientist’s annual review for 2024.
This page summarises work carried out for the HyNet industrial cluster by the 4 year environmental capacity for industrial clusters project in 2024 to 2025.
Review of activities regulated by the Environment Agency in 2023-24.
Updates the Environment Agency’s method for the scientific derivation of environmental assessment levels for air.
Examines the potential environmental and social implications of energy storage technologies.
How the Environment Agency has determined the baseline length of rivers and estuaries polluted by harmful metals from abandoned metal mines in England.
Assesses the need for, and availability of, methods for monitoring molecular hydrogen in air.
Examines the effects of nature-based solutions on freshwater environments by synthesising evidence from the scientific literature.
Summaries of our latest evidence on natural flood management (NFM)
Identifies potential ways to optimise existing bathing water quality communication channels.
Water temperature projections to the year 2080 for English rivers.
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