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Prolific waste crime offender, John Leslie Allison, has been ordered to pay £368,682.50 under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
Speech on our role in tackling climate change by Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency.
Multi-national owned International Paint Ltd has been fined after banned chemical entered the Site of Special Scientific Interest designated Yealm estuary in Devon.
Residents and businesses are encouraged to stay flood aware and sign up for warnings as more heavy rain is expected tonight and tomorrow.
Planning permission has been granted for The Moors at Arne, a scheme on the Isle of Purbeck adapting approximately 150 hectares of low-lying grassland into diverse wetlands.
A new campaign to raise awareness of actions Grimsby residents can take to prepare for flooding has been launched – 70 years on from the east coast storm surge.
Groundwork begins on flood defence refurbishment in Shanklin and Yaverland, part of a wider programme to reduce risk of flooding and coastal erosion.
3 men have been fined for illegal fishing offences at locations in Norfolk and Suffolk. Between the 3 of them the total amount to be paid in penalties was £721.
Fishing without a licence has cost anglers from Staffordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands and Crewe total penalties of £2,614
£5 billon of investment over five years set out to help protect and enhance England’s waters, tackling the impacts of pollution and climate change
Fishing without a licence has netted anglers across Yorkshire and the North East some hefty fines over the last month.
Invasive weed cleared from watercourse near Heathrow
Anglers to benefit as Environment Agency’s Fisheries Improvement Programme opens for bids.
The Environment Agency helped fund Eythrope Wetland, transforming a meadow into home for 122 bird species, including teal, lapwing and ringed plover.
Threatening behaviour and fishing without a licence cost angler more than £2,000.
Targets to protect our environment, clean up our air and rivers and boost nature have been published.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
A partnership project which will eliminate more than 117 tonnes of carbon, help drought and reduce flooding has reached completion.
The Environment Agency revoked a trader’s licence to carry waste after he was convicted of fly-tipping, burning waste and false advertising on Facebook.
Households urged to register for more targeted service as more than 3,000 properties in Kent and Surrey to benefit
The Environment Agency has teamed up with Ringwood and District Angling Association to research declining barbel numbers in the Dorset Stour’s Throop fishery.
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