Shosha Adie is an Environmental Journalist at The ENDS Report. She focuses on climate change, sustainability, and water-related issues, including hydrology and water conservation, while also exploring themes of business and economics in relation to environmental policies. Shosha's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Swindon Advertiser, The Times, and Oxford Mail.
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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, Jamie Carpenter
New prime minister Andy Burnham has announced his new top team. Big beasts ā including Rachel Reeves, David Lammy and Steve Reed have left the government ā and new secretaries of state have been appointed to key ministries.
By: Shosha Adie
Dame Angela Eagle has returned to DEFRA as environment secretary, after a recent move to the Home Office. Hereās what you need to know about her career in government and her green credentialsā¦
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The new government must publish the delayed Circular Economy Growth Plan to boost the economy and make progress on Environment Act targets, according to a letter signed by NGOs and industry associations seen exclusively by ENDS.
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The Environment Agency (EA) has accused utility firm Southern Water and some of its former employees, including the former chief executive Matthew Wright, of an alleged āconspiracy to defraudā and has begun criminal proceedings.
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There will only be enough water to supply around a third of the governmentās 1.5 million housing target unless it removes barriers to water infrastructure, including āoverly cautiousā regulators, an industry trade body has said.
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The government has set out a vision to coordinate how land is used in England, as well as a series of actions to take by 2030 to improve decision making processes. Here is how it is progressing so farā¦
A former water company senior leader and water industry consultant has been made a parliamentary private secretary at DEFRA under prime minister Andy Burnhamās new government.
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Prime minister Andy Burnham has been called on to āimmediatelyā review whether current abstraction licences are still environmentally sustainable, with campaigners revealing that businesses can take six times more water from the environment than water companies each year.
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The National Trust has told the government to designate nature as critical infrastructure, as parts of England move into drought status for the second year in a row and wildfires continue to rage in protected sites.
The Environment Agency (EA) has launched a consultation on proposed changes to its enforcement and sanctions policy, including details on how it will apply new automatic penalties.
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