Environment Agency

Volunteers in the Cotswolds recorded high phosphate and nitrate levels in a river, raising concerns about pollution. They have urged the Environment Agency to investigate the issue.

Residents have expressed health concerns over a plan to increase waste burning at the Beddington incinerator. The Environment Agency has approved an additional 10% of waste to be burned at the facility.

The UK Environment Agency has published a watchlist identifying 28 illegal waste 'super sites' containing over 20,000 tonnes of waste each. This government effort aims to address the growing problem of illegal waste disposal across the country.

The Environment Agency conducted a study on Lake Windermere to find ways to reduce climate impact. The research aims to inform future actions at the lake. New methods will be developed based on the study's findings.

Signs warning people not to swim are in place at almost all of England's official inland river bathing sites due to concerns the water could be unsafe. This is a concern for public health and safety. The warnings are widespread across England's inland river bathing sites.

The Environment Agency is seeking abandoned goldfish to protect native carp in a lake. The goldfish were dumped and are endangering the native fish. The agency's action aims to preserve the lake's ecosystem.

Three companies paid a total of £33,500 to charity after investigations by the Environment Agency into slurry incidents. The payment is a result of the agency's probe into the incidents. The Environment Agency led the investigations.