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Deep thinking…. Regulating geological disposal

Posted by: Juliet Long, Posted on: 4 February 2019 - Categories: Regulated industry

I lead our Legacy and Waste Team in our Radioactive Substances and Installations Regulation group, working with Government and our national partners. Amongst other things we support our regulation of the clean-up of old nuclear sites and the management of …

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Digital Revolution: transforming waste management in the UK

Posted by: Lisa Whittaker and Paul Ashton, Posted on: 31 January 2019 - Categories: Waste

The United Kingdom generates over 200 million tonnes of waste per year, but the data gathered about what exactly is generated, how much, and the journey from initial collection to its final destination is limited. Different systems for reporting across …

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Working with Industry to Improve Air Quality

Posted by: Charlie Sholl, Posted on: 28 September 2018 - Categories: Regulated industry

Regulated Industry has a huge impact on the economy and the environment, and it is the Environment Agency’s job to ensure the environment is protected by issuing of permits and ensuring businesses comply.  In this blog Charlotte Sholl, who works …

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Keeping the main river network moving in Oxford this summer

Posted by: Simon Somerscales, Posted on: 2 August 2018 - Categories: Flood

My name is Simon, I’m Lead Team Member for Operational Delivery in the Upper Thames catchment. I’ve been here 41 years and I wouldn’t still being doing it if I didn’t enjoy it! I am outside most of the time …

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Dry weather update

Posted by: jasongrant, Posted on: 31 July 2018 - Categories: Media update, newsdesk

This blog highlights the latest dry weather related announcements and the EA’s operational activity from across the country. 2 August 2018: Environment Agency announces support for farmers during dry weather Following the driest June since 1925 and a dry July, …

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Year of Engineering: Meet Una McMahon

Posted by: Una McMahon, Posted on: 12 July 2018 - Categories: Flood

Una McMahon is a flood risk officer at the Environment Agency. She has worked for the Environment Agency for two years and holds a masters in town and country planning. She’s part of a team at the Environment Agency working …

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Fighting waste crime: A war we are determined to win

Posted by: James Bevan, Posted on: 12 June 2018 - Categories: Waste

Waste crime damages and destroys. I’ve seen the effects up and down the country. If you’ve ever lived near an illegal waste site, I don’t need to remind you how horrendous an experience it is. They affect people’s health, wellbeing …

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Is your big spring clean legal?

Posted by: Geoff Allen, Posted on: 18 May 2018 - Categories: Waste

It’s getting to the time of year when we think about having the ‘Big Spring Clean’.  The box room, shed, and garage are all earmarked for a deep cleanse, getting rid of those old kid’s toys, ill-advised sofa, and a …

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Dumpers now subject to landfill tax

Posted by: Malcolm Lythgo, Posted on: 11 May 2018 - Categories: Regulated industry

Landfill tax continues to fulfil its primary objective of encouraging environmentally positive behaviour. As a fiscal tool it is working well. Landfill is down 60% since its introduction, and the Landfill Communities Fund has provided £1.5bn to environmental bodies. But …

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Illegal elver fishing and how we tackle it

Posted by: Jay Rana, Posted on: 3 May 2018 - Categories: Fisheries and biodiversity

The elver fishery is an area of fishery enforcement that not many anglers will ever see, as it happens on tidal waters at night during the months of February – May. Elvers are juvenile eels and they are currently on …

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