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By Andy Brown, Water Regulation Manager North West

Lake Windermere, Cumbria

As we head into the festive season, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what's been an incredibly busy year for us at the Environment Agency, working alongside our partners to protect Windermere.

It's easy to think of this stunning lake as just a beautiful Christmas card vi...


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By Dr Robert Bradburne, Environment Agency Chief Scientist

An ARC-Boat - a remote control boat used by the Environment Agency's hydrometry team

Friday 12 December marked a significant moment for all of us who care about England’s rivers and streams. Today, we’re releasing our first set of analysis-ready water data under ...


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Bio-beads provide a surface for billions of microscopic bacteria and are used in the treatment process to break down sewage.

On the week of 3 November a vast number of small black plastic pellets started to wash up on the beach at Camber Sands in East Sussex.

It immediately, and naturally, drew considerable concern from the public and local community. We quickly...


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BWRX-300 reactor design, a 300 megaWatt electrical boiling water reactor

We’ve just announced<...


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In our previous blog, we looked back at the Buncefield incident, our role in the response, and how it shaped the way we regulate high-risk sites.

For this second piece, we want to share first-hand experiences from some of our colleagues who were directly involved...


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