Environment Agency

Money raised from fines for pollution breaches is to be reinvested in new Water Restoration Fund

More than four million hours of raw sewage thought to have been discharged into rivers and seas last year

Think tank argues that repositioning climate adaptation within Whitehall could elevate it from 'Cinderella' status to key concern

Lloyds pledges £250,000 to Knepp Wildland Foundation, West Cumbria Rivers Trust, and the National Trust via the expanding Projects for Nature initiative

Schemes using nature to boost England's flood resilience are to receive fresh government funding over the next three years

New unit will be tasked with carrying out financial investigations targeted at the waste sector

Environment Agency scraps £250,000 cap on fines as it looks to crack down on sewage, agricultural, illegal waste, and air pollution offences

The UK's climate resilience spending is running to stand still, providing further evidence that attempts to 'just adapt' to climate change will come at huge cost

National Audit Office warns the number of properties set to receive improved flood protection has been slashed by 40 per cent, leaving thousands of homes at risk

New initiatives aim to harness nature to minimise flood risk for infrastructure and communities