What the Dartmoor ‘overgrazing ruling’ means for statutory bodies in England
Ecological degradation and lack of livestock population control means a prized area of British countryside is fighting for survival. Now a new court ruling has serious implications for local land custodians, and those in other parts of the country.
Local authorities want clearer guidance on EV charge point accessibility
The electric vehicle network is expanding, but unevenly. The risk is disabled drivers will feel
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1.2m English homes at risk of flooding identified and mapped
With April showers increasingly turning into deluges, and storm overflows notoriously struggling with volume of
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10 million trees have now transformed England’s industrial heartland
One of the UK’s most significant nature restoration and ecosystem regeneration projects marks a major
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Major lithium-ion battery breakthrough in Surrey heralds new era for devices
The new cell design moves away from typical graphene models and instead uses silicon. Developed
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New training courses launch in Sheffield ‘to grow clean energy workforce’
One of the country’s leading heat pump specialists is now opening its Yorkshire facility to
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Labour publishes new home design guidance, promises plug-in solar ‘within months’
The UK Government has now shared the outcome of a consultation on how residential properties
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10 million trees have now transformed England’s industrial heartland
One of the UK’s most significant nature restoration and ecosystem regeneration projects marks a major
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Spring means dandelions are in, chronic inflammatory diseases are out
Evidence has been found that one of the most common garden and parkland weeds in
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Most data centres are planned for water stressed UK areas
A new report shows the vast majority of tech hubs planned for Britain are in
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Funding uncertainty is slowing down Defra’s Nature for Climate Programme
A new report from the National Audit Office shows significant steps have been made, but
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WATCH: Global Water Bankruptcy Stakeholder Briefing
The Geneva Environment Network hosted an online and in real life event this week, responding to a recent United Nations report on water use and falling supplies.
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WATCH: UK AI supercomputer and fusion energy mission
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WATCH: Fylde Sand Dunes are vital habitat for rare species
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Plastic recovered from the ocean is driving food-safe recycled polypropylene
It’s in cups, trays, caps, films, closures — and our seas. Less than 1% of
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Are forever chemicals increasing childhood asthma cases?
High levels of prenatal exposure to PFAS has been linked to increased likelihood of developing
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Public distrusts water companies, but has faith in local suppliers
More than half of the country believes supply management is poor, while general understanding of
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Rhondda and Caerphilly councils begin hydrogen refuse vehicle trials
The project aims to accelerate transition to cleaner, greener transport for public services, and has
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EV charge point rollout: what councils and partners need to do
Consumer confidence is key to winning over support for the next phase of electrifying Britain’s
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UK transport must deliver for 1-in-3 without car, ending ‘connectivity lottery’
Eight of travel’s leading charities have called for a new approach to mobility in England
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Openreach announces major plans to make van fleet more sustainable
The UK’s largest broadband operator is partnering with Google Cloud to deliver massive CO2e savings
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North Yorkshire road and rail most vulnerable to climate flooding
20% of England’s rail network and 12% of roads are at risk of rising sea
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What the Dartmoor ‘overgrazing ruling’ means for statutory bodies in England
Ecological degradation and lack of livestock population control means a prized area of British countryside
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Oil companies are the only Iran war victors
Ahead of next month’s elections, the Conservatives and Reform see the conflict-driven fuel crisis as
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The circular economy isn’t failing, we’re just making it unnecessarily hard
Britain now has Simpler Recycling for residential properties, bringing waste reuse and reduction to the
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We need to talk about groundwater drought (and rehydrating the planet)
Hiding beneath our feet, the world’s subterranean H2O stores are rapidly running dry. The result
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