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The Environment Agency is investigating options to manage the risk of flooding from the River Tamar in Calstock.
New fish tanks have been delivered to the Environment Agency's Northumberland hatchery to house juvenile salmon.
A £7 million scheme to manage flood risk for 438 properties in Lancashire was officially opened today (6 July 2017).
The Environment Agency has started work on a multi-million scheme to protect homes and businesses in Teesside from flooding.
The £14 million beach management scheme moves a step closer to completion in Devon.
Artists have been given extra time to submit their proposals to create two art pieces on the Environment Agency’s Ipswich Flood Barrier site.
Standard Rules permit includes robust conditions to protect the environment
Designs being finalised following public consultation
Environment Agency teams saved thousands of fish after a dramatic drop in oxygen levels in the water at a Bedfordshire fishery.
The Environment Agency has released 7,500 young grayling into rivers to give fish stocks a boost across the region.
The Environment Agency is about to launch an online public consultation into the detailed design of the Oxford flood alleviation scheme.
Grayling restocking is part of a five-year restoration project
The Environment Agency will be showcasing their cool kit and little critters as part of London Rivers Week on Tuesday 27 June.
Innovative technology will reduce the risk of flooding to the city
Series of drop-in events are being held this month
Tesco Stores Ltd has been ordered to pay over £8million in fines and costs after pleading guilty to a pollution incident.
Environment Agency and police carried out raids following an in-depth investigation into illegal dumping of waste.
Environment Agency fisheries enforcement officers in the North East reported 29 offences over the Bank Holiday weekend.
A Boston farmer faces a clean-up bill for 250 tonnes of waste after being scammed by an unscrupulous waste criminal
Pupils in Doncaster are helping to transform the way their school grounds impact the local environment.
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