Environment Agency figures show severe incidents are weekly occurrence as farms struggle with cost of pollution prevention despite subsidies
The utility has become the latest firm to fall foul of the Environment Agency's pollution crackdown
Annual report reveals water quality targets were met across much of the industry, but the number of pollution incidents rose for the first time since 2012
Investor-backed Transition Pathway Initiative says 20 largest coal companies must do more to disclose risk to their business from climate change
UK retailer pleads guilty to health, safety, and environmental offences after 2014 incident which saw petrol leak into local rivers and sewer network
Changes are afoot in the way the Environment Agency regulates business sites, but, as the EEF's Roz Bulleid asks, will the welcome reforms deliver the desired outcomes?
Ponds, channels, and tree planting can all help make the natural landscape more resilient to floodwater, government says
The US president has promised to revive the coal industry, but it is hard to see how his executive order will deliver
Judge rules company guilty of 'wholly unacceptable' pollution that saw 1.5 billion litres of untreated sewage released into the River Thames
Associated Waste Management Ltd fined following successful Environment Agency prosecution