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If you live near a waste site, recurring odour pollution or concerns about other types of pollution can quickly become a source of stress.

Monitoring is a shared responsibility. Site operators must monitor and manage their sites. The Environment Agency regulates those sites assesses compliance with permit conditions and acts where necessary to protect people and the...


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The Environment Agency is the main body in England responsible for making sure waste is regulated effectively. As the population grows and the climate changes, managing waste well is more important than ever for a sustainable future. Our rules help cut down on emissions and protect local communities from problems like bad smells, which can seriously affect people's lives.


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Water doesn't respect borders. Neither does the expertise needed to manage it.

This month, it has been a pleasure to welcome colleagues from Rijkswaterstaat, the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management's executive agency and the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to England, bringing together three organisations that manage some of the ...


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Around 1.12 million hectares of agricultural land in England is currently in areas at risk of flooding from rivers and the sea – around 13% of all agricultural land.

Flooding is a significant risk to farms and rural communities. Farmers are already living with the consequences, from damaged buildings and equipment to disruption to livestock, crops and livelihoo...


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Water doesn't respect borders. Neither does the expertise needed to manage it.

This month, we welcomed colleagues from Rijkswaterstaat, the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management's executive agency to England, bringing together two organisations that manage some of the world's most significant flood and water challenges.

It's a timely ...


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