Shosha Adie is an environmental journalist currently working as an environmental policy reporter for The ENDS Report. With a background in journalism and a focus on environmental issues, Shosha has written for various publications including the Swindon Advertiser, ENDS Europe, Bicesteradvertiser, Oxford Mail, and Planning Resource. She is dedicated to covering topics related to environmental policy, sustainability, and the intersection of science and society.
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Shosha Adie's coverage predominantly focuses on national environmental and legal issues, with a particular emphasis on the United Kingdom. She regularly covers announcements, government policies, expert commentary, and legal policy regulations related to environmental protection, river pollution, water quality, and chemical regulation.
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By: Shosha Adie
Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and Northumbrian Water have been warned that they face a collective £168m penalty for a "catalogue of failures" that resulted in “excessive” sewage spills, as Ofwat moves into the next stage of its major investigation.
By: Shosha Adie
ENDS can reveal that the pension fund used by the Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales ’ holds bonds worth over £41m in the water companies they are tasked with regulating. Shosha Adie crunches the numbers…
By: Shosha Adie
Aircraft operators have been handed approximately £700,000 worth of civil penalties for failing to surrender emissions allowances in the first year of the post-brexit UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), new official data has revealed.
By: Shosha Adie
EXCLUSIVE:Golf courses in England breached their abstraction licences 41 times in 2022, the UK’s hottest year on record, according to ENDS analysis of Environment Agency (EA) compliance data.
By: Shosha Adie
Residents and businesses from a seaside town in Devon are considering launching a group claim against South West Water (SWW) after water pollution impacted local swimmers and visitors over the summer.
The Labour government has said it will set out its plans to “reset” the water sector’s regulatory system this autumn. Here’s what we know about the planned review so far…
Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances are linked to cancer, low birth weight, higher cholesterol levels and more — but cleaning them up could cost £121bn
By: Shosha Adie
More than 10,000 potential PFAS ‘problem sites’ have been identified in England by Environment Agency (EA) contractors, ENDS has revealed, with the cost of the clean-up estimated to be in the billions. Here’s what you need to know.
By: Shosha Adie
The new environment secretary has “come out fighting”, according to the chair of the Office for Environmental Protection (OEP), who welcomed the government’s announcement of a review of the water sector.
By: Shosha Adie
A new ‘water hub’, more ‘intelligent data’, and more time to tackle serious crime are just three of a series of updates and indications given by the Environment Agency (EA)’s director of water at a talk on the next steps for tackling water pollution in England.
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