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Maize growers in Sussex have kept 100 metric tonnes of soil out of local rivers thanks to funding provided by South East Water.
Working with the Maize Growers Association, funding provided by South East Water supported a small group of farmers to trial inter-row grass and post-harvest grass with their maize crop between 2020 and 2024. The growing of maize can impact th...
Ahead of the Second Reading of the Energy Independence Bill, 12 trade associations and national organisations that make up the Grid Users Coalition, have published Grid Access for Growth, a new report calling for urgent action to tackle the grid constraints and connection delays holding back development, investment and economic growth.
The Grid Users Coalition (GUC) br...
NatureScot has approved the release of beavers at agreed sites in the River Ness catchment. A licence has been granted to Trees for Life and the Beaver Trust to release up to 15 beaver families over three years.
The decision will help increase the current range of beavers in Scotland, as set out as a priority in Scotland’s Beaver Strategy 2022-2045.
The applicat...
England’s water system is getting a new layer of governance. On 5th November the government announced eight regional water councils. They will bring local leaders, customers, businesses and farmers together to set priorities for their area and help shape billions of pounds of investment in water and flood infrastructure.
Ministers say the reform fixes a basic mismatch....
A new analysis takes apart the 2018 meta-analysis behind the world’s most familiar food footprint charts, and shows how a narrow set of metrics and a skewed dataset have distorted the picture of beef farming.
FEW pieces of research have shaped the food and climate debate as much as Joseph Poore and Thomas Nemecek’s 2018 Science paper, Reducing food’s environme...