Damien Gayle is an Environment Correspondent at The Guardian. He focuses on climate action and environmental issues across Europe and beyond, covering themes such as climate change, agriculture, and food safety. Damien's work has been featured in notable publications including Mother Jones, Grist, and Yahoo News UK.
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Damien Gayle's coverage primarily focuses on environmental issues, particularly climate change and activism. He also covers legal policy and government announcements related to the environment. If you have insights into evolving environmental stories, especially those with legal or political implications, Damien would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Damien Gayle
Damien Gayle Water companies are wasting five times more water through leaky pipes than even a nationwide hosepipe ban could save, environmental campaigners say.
By: Damien Gayle
Greenpeace UK says 2.87bn litres lost daily, a fifth of all water pumped through network
By: Damien Gayle
Water companies are wasting five times more water through leaky pipes than even a nationwide hosepipe ban could save, environmental campaigners say.
By: Damien Gayle
Damien Gayle Millions of people across southern England are subject to hosepipe bans after prolonged periods of extreme heat and reduced rainfall.
By: Damien Gayle
Damien Gayle Twenty three million people will be banned from using hosepipes by this weekend, as England and Wales moves closer to drought status.
By: Damien Gayle
Temperatures up to 35C forecast, triggering heat health alerts and pleas to take care in parched parks and rural areas
By: John Farrell, Laure Boulinier, Damien Gayle
Environment correspondent Damien Gayle spoke to climate scientists to understand how El Niño and the climate crisis pose a huge threat to the planet
Damien Gayle Organic eggs are twice as bad for the climate as eggs from chickens living in cages, research suggests.
By: Damien Gayle
Damien Gayle Environment correspondent It was at the confluence of seven forest paths that Allison Sweetman came to a stop.
By: Damien Gayle
Forty hectares of Oaken Wood could be razed after it was identified as potential site of expansion by Reform-run council
