Protecting your boat during a flood.
Protecting your boat during a flood. Environment Agency staff member Jon Naylor reflects on his experience of owning a boat, and what to do in a flood.
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Protecting the environment in East Anglia during prolonged dry weather
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Climate change, Drought, Environment Agency, Fisheries and biodiversity, Invasive species, Rivers, Water
East Anglia is one of several areas across England experiencing prolonged dry weather or drought. Nationally, the Environment Agency is coordinating efforts through the National Drought Group to protect water supplies and the environment during this challenging period. Whilst the …
Register as a waste carrier, broker or dealer directly online at GOV.UK
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If you transport waste or buy, sell or dispose of waste - or arrange for someone else to do so - you must register with the Environment Agency.
Op Wolf targets waste carriers to disrupt waste criminals
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In this blog, Hampshire police officer PC Terry Read shares how police teams in Hampshire have pooled their skills and collaborated with partners to target countryside crime including fly-tipping.
Drought impacts continue despite changeable weather
For many, this has been a glorious summer, with long hot days being enjoyed by family gatherings, holidays and being outside! However, this spring and summer has been dry and the drought is causing significant environmental impacts, with Atlantic salmon, …
Managing the impacts of drought in the Midlands
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Climate change, Drought, Environment Agency, Fisheries and biodiversity, hydrometry, Nature, Ofwat, Rivers, Sustainability, Water, Water Monitoring
What is the situation in England? Drought was declared in the West and East Midlands on 15 July, joining the North-West and Yorkshire which went into drought in June. Dry weather continues to impact water resources across England requiring water …
World Water Week 2025
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Climate change, Environment Agency, Flood, Water
From left, Rob Bradburne and John Leyland at the UK Pavilion stand before leading their session on Collaboration in Action. This week marked World Water Week, hosted by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) in Sweden. Our very own Executive …
Reflecting on progress in regulation: Paving the way to EA2030
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With the launch of EA2030, the Environment Agency has set out a clear and ambitious strategy for the years ahead. This vision responds directly to the climate and nature emergencies and outlines how we will work with partners to deliver …
What citizen scientists are telling us about bathing waters through AI signposts
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Citizen Science, Cleaner Seas, Cleaner Seas, Community, Environment Agency, tourism, Water, Water Monitoring
Hello Lamp Post-driven QR signage being put up at Combe Martin in Devon Valuable new information about how and when people use popular bathing waters has become available, ten months after AI-powered signage was launched at pilot sites around England. …
The Unsung Heroes of Water Monitoring: A Chief Scientist's Perspective
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When I first stepped into the Chief Scientist role at the Environment Agency, one of my earliest visits was to observe how our teams monitor England's rivers. What I witnessed was nothing short of remarkable—a complex network of skilled professionals …