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Each time we publish the latest assessment of England's waters through the Water Environment (Water Framework Directive) Regulation classification, a familiar headline emerges: only a minority of rivers, lakes and estuaries achieve "good" overall status. It's a figure that invites a simple reading: that progress is “too slow”, that investm...
Waste crime isn't fly-tipping. It's a billion-pound criminal enterprise in which organised crime groups exploit the waste industry to launder money, evade tax, undercut legitimate businesses, and pollute communities and the environment, while presenting themselves as lawful operators.
These criminals evolve constantly. So do we. We build new tools, use smarter tech...
In the middle of another hot, dry summer we can see our climate is changing. When we head into winter this translates into more rain, more runoff, and more pressure on slurry storage. Getting ahead now can help protect your land, your business and the waterways your community depends on.
Slurry managed well is a resource. Slurry mismanaged is a pollution risk -...
How we investigate illegal waste sites
Waste crime is serious crime. It harms communities, undercuts legitimate waste businesses and can damage the environment.
The Environment Agency investigates illegal waste activity in England. Our role is to assess and manage environmental risks, identify those responsible, and take enforcement ...
Water is a precious resource that we can’t live without; from supplying drinking water and supporting fisheries, to providing an essential resource to business and agriculture, as well as a source of recreation.
It is important that our rivers, lakes, estuaries, coastal areas, wetlands and groundwater are managed properly to ensure the needs of society, the economy ...