Pippa Neill is an environmental journalist and the News Editor at The ENDS Report. With a focus on national environmental issues in the United Kingdom, Pippa covers a wide range of topics including pollution, waste management, air quality, and government policies. Her work has also been featured in Planning Resource.
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Pippa Neill's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and environmental issues in the United Kingdom. She delves into topics related to the Environment Agency, government decisions impacting the environment, pollution, waste management, and legal actions associated with these areas.
Given her focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to environmental issues in the UK, Pippa may be particularly interested in expert commentary from lawyers specializing in environmental law or professionals with deep knowledge of regulatory frameworks concerning pollution control and waste management.
For businesses operating within these sectors or directly impacted by relevant governmental policies or regulations regarding waste management and pollution control measures in the UK, providing insights into how they are navigating these changes could also be of interest to Pippa.
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By: Pippa Neill
The government has published a set of principles which seek to ensure the integrity of voluntary carbon and nature markets, with plans to consult next year on how these principles could be applied through âguidance, standards and regulatory oversightâ .
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By: Pippa Neill
Residents in the UKâs most known PFAS-polluted place have instructed lawyers to investigate a first of its kind legal claim against the firefighting foam manufacturer located in the centre of the Yorkshire town, as it emerged that the firm has offered to buy residentsâ houses as part of a âgood will gestureâ.
Northern Irelandâs bathing water regulations âhave not kept paceâ with the changing ways in which society uses rivers, lakes and coastal waters, the Office for Environmental Protection has (OEP) concluded.
By: Pippa Neill
Residents of Bentham, England, are exploring first-of-its-kind legal action against a firefighting foam manufacturer, claiming PFAS contamination has impacted their health, environment and property values.
By: Pippa Neill
An international law firm has revealed it has been instructed to âbring legal actionâ over PFAS pollution in the UKâs most known PFAS-polluted place, becoming the second legal practice to be instructed by residents of the Yorkshire town.
By: Pippa Neill
An illegal waste site in a protected Kent woodland is emitting more methane than a permitted landfill, according to a report commissioned by the Environment Agency (EA).
By: Pippa Neill
The environment secretary was presented with the Treasuryâs decision to lower agricultural property relief thresholds, making more farms liable to pay inheritance tax from 2026, just 24 hours before the budget, according to reports.
By: Pippa Neill
The government has today launched a new taskforce made up of airports, airlines, fuel producers and academics which it says will support the delivery and production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF).
By: Pippa Neill
Thirty-seven of Englandâs 450 bathing water sites were classified as âpoorâ in 2024, the highest number since the tiered classification system was adopted in 2015, new government data shows.
Yesterday the Environment Agency (EA) shocked residents by issuing the infamous Walleys Quarry landfill with a long called for closure notice â effective from today â but what happens now? Pippa Neill reports.
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