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A cross-party group of MPs has warned that the UK is falling behind Europe on tackling PFAS pollution and is urging the government to phase out non-essential uses of the harmful chemicals, including in kitchen equipment and school uniforms.
The Environmental Audit Committee today (23rd April) published a report warning that the government’s current act...
Members of the public and organisations are being asked to get on board, donate and spread the message.
Arb Ambassadors is a network of volunteer arborists currently quoting on planting and tree management projects in neighbourhoods across Britain. Those working with the campaign share their knowledge and skills, educate people on best practice, and f...
India faces a significant threat from contaminated soil and groundwater, the main problem being, no-one really knows where it is.
According to government records, the country has just 103 officially recognised contaminated sites as of March 2025. To put that in perspective, Switzerland, a country roughly 80 times smaller than India, has identified arou...
Defra has updated its guidance on changes to Biodiversity Net Gain policy governing small, medium and brownfield developments. We run though the key points.
Taking in more than 25,000 responses to an eight-week consultation which began in May 2025, the Department for Food & Rural Affairs published details of a refined and streamlined BNG policy la...
The UK Government has unveiled plans for seismic changes in how the country pays for its power supply. But there are fundamental shortcomings.
In many ways, it’s the news many people have been wanting to hear for years. Certainly since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, plunging Europe into an energy crisis that saw people burning fur...