Lucie Heath is a reporter for The i Paper, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. She covers a wide range of topics, including environmental issues, social issues, and current events. Lucie is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to her readers.
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Lucie Heath's focus is on environmental issues and their impact on the UK, with a particular emphasis on water pollution, sewage problems, and storms. She often reports on government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
If you aim to reach out effectively to Lucie, consider providing expert insights into environmental policies or scientific perspectives related to water pollution and its effects in the UK. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data that supports evolving stories about storm impacts or sewage issues in the country, it could be valuable for her reporting.
Given Lucie's national geographic focus within the United Kingdom, tailor your pitches by highlighting how your expertise or information directly relates to these specific areas of concern within the UK environment.
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By: Lucie Heath
Peers are seeking changes to the Government's flagship water bill that would mark a major win for i's Save Britain's Rivers campaign
By: Lucie Heath
Sewage has been used as fertiliser on UK farms for years, but scientists warn 'sludge' may be dangerous for human health. And Defra is delaying tackling it
By: Lucie Heath
The Government's independent review into the water sector marks a victory for i’s Save Britain’s Rivers campaign, which has called on ministers to overhaul the regulation of firms
By: Lucie Heath
Regulators don't test bathing sites for E.coli during the winter, so swim groups have started doing the testing themselves
By: Lucie Heath
The Government plans to invest in carbon capture technology, but some experts warn it could be a complete 'folly'
By: Lucie Heath
Wednesday's budget has led to fears that the Environment Agency's funding for tackling pollution could be cut
By: Lucie Heath
Further questions are being asked over how the Royal Family makes its money and whether it contradicts their green image
Labour is promising 'climate leadership' at COP29, but activists say the Government needs to back up this promise with 'cold hard cash'
As COP29 gets under way, North Lincolnshire farmer Colin Chappel tells i how climate change is affecting his business
A shake-up of the bathing water rules could bring in year-round testing for some swimming hot spots and new sites for surfers and paddleboarders
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