Defra

UK's adaptation programme failing to address risk and needs direction from ministers, according to new report

Matthew Farrow of Environmental Industries Commission argues that without policies and incentives to encourage land remediation developers will continue to prefer green field developments

New report reveals morale remains low amongst Defra staff, as department continues to face cuts

Maria Eagle says access to nature should not be preserve of the privileged

Environment Secretary Liz Truss argues controversial report was 'not analytically robust', as she again blocks calls to publish unredacted version

Trewin Restorick argues that with the UK food system failing at almost every level the much-maligned department has a key role to play

Properties worth over £1bn will be lost to coastal erosion in England and Wales over the next century, with no compensation for homeowners, as it becomes too costly to protect them

George Eustice and Danny Alexander tout socks made from recycled fishing nets as part of Sea Change campaign

Committee also calls for less favourable tax regime for diesel vehicles and says new schools and hospitals must be built away from 'hotspots'

Shadow Environment Ministers promises a government would prioritise action on air pollution, climate adaptation, and resource security