New analysis has cross referenced city population data with water company performance scores – revealing that 13.2 million people across...
UK businesses back water and electricity projects in Guinea
Water and electricity projects in Guinea will get backing from UK businesses after they secure £330 million of export contracts....
Climate change could spread toxic mining pollution into oceans
A scientific analysis published recently has warned that climate change could exacerbate the risks of metal mining pollution on marine...
Government steps in to protect water supplies amid severe drought
DEFRA and the Environment Agency have taken further action to protect public water in areas suffering with severe drought. The...
Offshore workers clean up the coast
Across the UK and Singapore, staff from Seatrium Offshore have taken part in beach cleans to remove litter and waste...
Atlantic Ocean current could recover from global warming damage
An Atlantic ocean current system, that has been weakened by global warming, could recover over time if the climate cools,...
Most UK adults feel the climate change impact
New statistics from the Office for National Statistics shows that the public is increasingly feeling the effects of climate change...
Where do end of life wind turbine blades go?
A facility will be established in Scotland to recycle wind turbine blades and industrial composite waste, following a memorandum of...
Anglian Water fined £1.6 million for river pollution
Scorbs / Shutterstock.com Anglian Water has been fined £1.6 million for repeated sewage pollution in the River Brain. District judge...
Scotland’s ports need a power boost
A new report is calling for changes to allow Scotland’s ports to become major clean electricity centres. The paper, by...