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Making a difference: What is it like be an EA Environment Officer?

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EA Environment Officer standing on a beach with equipment for testing for black algae.

Christopher Clayton joined the Environment Agency in January 2025 as an Environment Officer with one of the newly formed Water Industry Regulation teams in Lincolnshire. He shares an insight into his role and the reasons why he is so passionate …

4000 inspections and counting: How we’re driving water industry performance

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In 2023 we announced significant changes to the way we regulate so that we can better address the underperforming water industry. At the heart of our plan was a significant increase in both our workforce and the number of inspections …

Strengthening Environmental Science: A New Chapter in Water Monitoring

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A scientist sits at a liquid chromatography station, working on the computer. Behind them, the modern laboratory floor is visible, featuring new analytical equipment and workstations in a bright, open plan setting

Enhancing our scientific capabilities to understand and monitor England's rivers, lakes and coastal waters. Investing in Scientific Excellence The Environment Agency (EA) has taken an important step forward in enhancing our water monitoring capabilities with a £4 million investment in …

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