Helena Horton is an environment reporter for The Guardian and Yahoo News UK. She covers a wide range of topics related to climate change, energy, and environmental issues. Her work has also been featured in publications such as RealClearEnergy, Canada's National Observer, The Irish Times, and The Telegraph.
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The government is to slash the nature-friendly farming budget in England by £100m in order to help fill what ministers say is a £22bn Treasury shortfall , the Guardian can reveal.
By: Helena Horton
New research from Friends of the Earth reveals that more than 27% of England's neighborhoods have pollution levels harmful to wildlife, with key constituencies like Chelsea and Fulham most affected.
Rivers will be checked for sewage and other pollution by the general public this month in an attempt to assess the health of British waterways.
Big River Watch scheme asks general public to help monitor state of rivers after years of deregulation
By: Helena Horton
We Own It says 31% of water bills went on shareholder payouts and company debts in last financial year, while the same percentage of 2024 remains
By: Helena Horton
Post-Brexit uncertainty partly blamed for low rate with just half of companies surveyed measuring their carbon footprint
Scientists have developed a “vaccine” for bees against pesticides – and it appears to work, according to an initial study.
The UK faces another autumn and winter of destructive floods, the Met Office has warned.
Court rules against West Cumbria Mining’s fossil fuel development in Whitehaven
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