Environment Agency

Around 45 million people now living in areas currently experiencing drought conditions with hot, dry weather still set to continue across much of England

As drought torments farms and food production across Europe, the NFU is calling on the UK government to focus on shoring up domestic food supplies by prioritising water for food production

Too many rivers, lakes, estuaries and groundwater bodies ‘still not achieving’ desired standards, EA data reveals

Low-carbon concrete helps cut embodied carbon by a fifth while increasing precast block strength by 56 per cent, EA trial reveals

Severn Trent was investigated by the Environment Agency for incidents of pollution and has paid more than £2m to local environmental charities as compensation

Company posts 10th consecutive year of growth, driven by increased demand for climate data

Environment Agency confirms second consecutive summer of drought for much of the country, as July sees just seven per cent of expected rainfall

Defra reveals latest phase of waste crime crackdown saw 42 sites inspected, leading to over 30 criminal investigations

Court confirms watchdog has the authority to pursue criminal proceedings against former employees accused of trying to manipulate water tests

Defra continues crackdown on sewage spills and other environmental regulation breaches across England's water sector