How we'll use the money we have for the people we serve
EA Chief Executive Sir James Bevan looks to the future and the priorities for the Environment Agency in the year ahead.
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Event duration monitoring – lifting the lid on storm overflows
On today's blog we look into the 2020 Event Duration Monitoring Data, which is fundamental to understanding and improving the environment.
Better protecting communities across the nation
In today's blog EA Executive Director for Local Operations John Curtin, celebrates the milestone of having better protected more than 300,000 homes from flooding and coastal erosion
Why Earth Hour matters now more than ever
Van Griffiths, Deputy Director for Sustainable Business within the Environment Agency, explains how Earth Hour shines a light on the climate and nature crises.
WATCHING THE WOLF: WHY THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY THREATENS US ALL
EA Chief Executive Sir James Bevan's speech on Climate Change at the British Insurers’ Annual Conference 2021
Recycling one million tonnes of water in Felixstowe
EA Local Project Manager Harri Condie, discusses how stakeholders have come together to improve Felixstone.
Winning the Rivers Prize 2020: restoring our unique chalk streams for people, wildlife and the environment
Our Test and Itchen Restoration Strategy Project Officer, Heb Leman, looks into the projects work to restore Chalk Streams.
Looking back at Toddbrook, twelve months on
Our Operations Manager Chris Wilson looks back at the Toddbrook incident twelve months on
FCRM strategy op-ed - Emma Howard Boyd, Chair of the Environment Agency
An op-ed from Emma Howard-Boyd on our FCRM strategy
Why we cut the grass on flood defences
by Adam Bayliss At this time of year you may see Environment Agency workers out and about cutting grass on embankments. When you see us you might wonder, is it really necessary? Especially when amongst the grass there may be …