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Fortnightly Bulletin - 29th August 2022

On the 26th of August 2022, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs published a Storm Overflows Discharge Reduction Plan and opened consultations on the key measures.

During times of drought our groundwater is more important than ever

Groundwater is under threat from increasing water needs, pollution, and climate change.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 15th August 2022

The Energy Security Bill was introduced into Parliament on the 6th July 2022. The Bill aims to deliver a more affordable and secure energy system for the long term, following a rise in the global demand for energy and the price of gas reaching historically high levels.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 1st August 2022

New figures reveal that the use of billions of plastic bags has been prevented thanks to the single-use carrier bag charge.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 18th July 2022

The Energy Security Bill, introduced to Parliament on 6 July 2022, will deliver a cleaner, more affordable, and more secure energy system.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 4th July 2022

OECD’s new report states that global plastic waste is set to triple by 2060, without significant new policies to lessen demand, improve recyclability and management of waste, and increase the lifespan of products.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 6th June 2022

Ambitious plans to expand offshore wind around the UK to power homes and businesses with cheap, homegrown energy received a further boost.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 16th May 2022

Recent research from the University of Southampton and the National Federation of Roofing Contractors has made the case that the way in which roofs are built may be of great benefit to mitigating some impacts of climate change.

Fortnightly Bulletin - 2nd May 2022

Climate change has caused a rapid warming of Scottish lochs and reservoirs, according to new research. A report by Scotland's Centre of Expertise for Waters (Crew) found that 97% had seen an increase in temperature between 2015 and 2019.