Pippa Neill is a news editor at ENDS Report. She specializes in environmental journalism, focusing on waste and air pollution, and has a strong track record in investigating critical issues related to climate change and environmental health. Pippa's work has been featured in Planning Resource, AOP Association of Online Publishers, The ENDS Report, and The Guardian.
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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
Given the âsubstantial shortfallâ in hazardous waste treatment capacity, âlong-term storageâ will likely be needed to deal with the UKâs growing hazardous waste pile, a report commissioned by the Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) has warned.
Kate Gibson has been appointed as the new deputy chair of the Natural England board, where she will sit alongside Tony Juniper, the regulatorâs chair.
By: Pippa Neill
Amid mounting pressure on the prime minister to resign, the former environment secretary, Steve Reed, and the chair of the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC), Toby Perkins, have publicly backed Sir Keir Starmer.
By: Pippa Neill
Claims that Natural England is âmaking moneyâ out of its own nutrient neutrality rules have been rebuffed by the nature regulator, which has stated that it does not derive a profit from the rules.
By: Pippa Neill
The government will lay new legislation this week to update the âbroken and outdatedâ carriers, brokers and dealers (CBD) system, in a move that it says will target the âwaste cowboysâ that have âabused the system for too longâ.
Developers building homes on Homes England sites will now have to include swift bricks, after the agency signs up to the Homes for Nature commitment.
By: Pippa Neill
The Environment Agency (EA) has published a âwatchlistâ of the 117 âhigh priorityâ known waste sites across England that it says are âcausing concernâ for local communities.
A Scottish salmon farm has been fined ÂŁ70,000 after breaches of the fluorinated greenhouse gas regulations were identified at its processing facility in Shetland.
By: Pippa Neill
Newcastle-under-Lyme Council, which was taken over by Reform UK in the recent local elections, has pledged to scrap the councilâs net zero plans, describing net zero as the âworst kind of âgroupthinkââ and âlittle more than political virtue signallingâ.
By: Pippa Neill
A London-based luxury dry cleaning business has been fined ÂŁ10,000 after a âpainstakingâ investigation uncovered that the company had dumped hazardous waste in a local nature reserve.
