Regulation and Legislation
New figures released by the Environment Agency have revealed that none of the river, lakes and streams are classed as in good health in England, despite a target for all waters to be in good health by 2027.
At a meeting on Tuesday this week, the chief executives of fifteen water companies met with Environment Minister Rebecca Pow, who challenged them to do more to protect the environment and safeguard water supplies.
Plumpton College in Sussex was fined £50,000 yesterday and ordered to pay costs of almost £45,000 at Hove Crown Court for a pollution incident that killed more than 1,500 fish.
Water sector regulator Ofwat has written an open letter to investors setting out its intention to seek greater engagement with the investor community.
The House of Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee has announced that it will hold its second oral evidence session as part of its inquiry into flooding in England next week.
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