Home
marine-pollution

Archive: Marine Pollution

Critics round on marine bill

Fish stocks are dangerously low, authorities have warned

The government is coming under pressure from green groups over the level of protection for marine reserves in today's marine and coastal access bill.

Greens slam govt marine bill

Round two for the coroners bill

Climate change bill pulls through

Greens slam govt marine bill

The government's draft marine bill is not robust enough to compensate for decades of damage to the seas and marine ecosystems, the Green party has said.

Flooding fears prompted by Defra cuts

Reports of Defra cuts prompt fears of flooding risk

Defra has said it will do its "utmost" to avoid cutting key services after leaked emails today revealed the department is having to make millions of pounds in savings.

Nuclear waste burial plans 'must go ahead'

Committee publishes final proposals on dealing with Britain's radioactive waste

Plans to bury Britain's radioactive waste deep underground should be acted on immediately without the need for further research, the Royal Society has said.

Inquiry opens into Thames desalination plant

Thames Water is appealing against rejection of plans for desalination plant

A public inquiry into plans for Britain's first desalination plant began today, after the mayor of London blocked the scheme on environmental grounds.

First | Previous | Showing 1 to 5 of 5 | Next | Last