Rebecca Speare-Cole

The Water (Special Measures) Bill will hand new powers to regulators to hold polluting water firms to account.

Water firm bosses could face up to two years in jail for obstructing...

The Environment Secretary said the newly-announced Water (Special Measures) Bill is a “down-payment” on wider plans to reset the beleaguered sector.

National Trust rangers carried out the first full count of the seabird species since 2019 after the pandemic and bird flu disrupted conservation work.

The puffin population on the Farne Islands off the Northumberland coast has been declared “stable” after a devastating bird flu outbreak

A ‘nature gap’ between schools in poorer and wealthier areas is prompting calls for outdoor learning to be embedded into the national curriculum.

The organisation said the British public has helped to protect the future of everyday essentials like bananas, coffee and tea.

A new count by the National Trust shows higher numbers of puffins than 2019 but other seabird populations have fallen

Some businesses may still be misunderstanding what net zero means, researchers have found.

Research by the Charities Aid Foundation found a 34% decline in donations from FTSE 100 firms in real terms since 2014.