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Fortnightly Bulletin - 26th February 2024

Two-thirds of councils are not confident they will be able to fund the additional services required to implement simpler recycling reforms, according to a survey by the District Council Network.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 12th February 2024

Amazon has announced that it has signed a Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) with ENGIE, regarding Ocean Winds’ Moray West offshore wind farm in Scotland.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 29th January 2024

The Environment Agency has updated the guidance for the food and drink sector. The pollution inventory is used to report releases and transfers from industrial activities that the Environment Agency regulates.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 15th January 2024

2023 has been confirmed as the warmest on record, driven by human-caused climate change and boosted by the natural El Nino weather event.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 18th December 2023

Find the latest guidance regarding the storage and use of waste pine Christmas trees or felled pine trees to restore dunes or protect riverbanks.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 4th December 2023

New research shows 53% of people in the UK support an outright ban on waste exports, with only 11% disagreeing.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 20th November 2023

The Energy Act 2023 includes a range of policies on the regulation and security of the energy market.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 6th November 2023

Reforms to household and business bin collections and a crackdown on unscrupulous waste carriers will boost recycling rates and protect the environment, the Government announced at the end of October.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 23rd October 2023

More than a hundred species of wildlife (frogs to killer whales) found across every continent are contaminated with highly toxic flame retardants, and the pollution is probably responsible for population declines in some species, a new analysis of published research shows.