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Ofgem appoints BSI to govern energy system digitalisation standards

Ofgem has appointed the British Standards Institution (BSI) to lead new governance for standards in the digitalisation of the energy system and support the net zero transiti...

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Action needed on falling aggregate reserves

The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has said urgent action is required if the government is to deliver on its promise to build 1.5 million homes this parliament, as well as futureproof infrastru...

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Study calls for "representative" public engagement in planning

According to a study by Public First, councils should routinely engage a representative sample of residents to inform their local plans and decisions to tackle opposition and unlock development.

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Firm fined after employee is burned

Dundas Chemical Company (Mosspark) Limited has been fined £100,000 after pleading guilty to breaching the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. This is following an...

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Droughts threatening food security and energy demands

A prolonged drought across England is forcing key crop harvests up to two weeks earlier than normal, raising alarm over food security and the broader impacts of climate change on agriculture and en...

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UK clean power growth too slow to hit climate targets

The UK is not building enough clean power to stay on track for its legally binding net-zero targets, according to a stark new outlook from the National Energy System Operator (Neso).

Neso&r...

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Scientists call for global action on rocket pollution

Scientists are warning that the rapid growth of the space industry is driving dangerous levels of pollution in the upper atmosphere and requires urgent international...

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Major schemes worth nearly £200 billion at risk of failure

According to the National Infrastructure Transformation Authority (NISTA), major government projects worth £198 billion are unachievable and at risk of failing.

NISTA, the government...

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Environmental Permitting consultation launched for industrial activities

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has launched an eight-week consultation which seeks views on the proposed reforms aime...

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World Lake Day raises awareness of freshwater ecosystems

World Lake Day (27 August) highlights the importance of lakes for people and nature. The day aims to raise global awareness about the vital role of lakes in:

  • providing freshwater;
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DEFRA plans to improve waste carrier, broker and dealer system

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) have published a policy paper that sets out the government's plans to improving the waste carrier, broker and...

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Public has "serious doubts" on next gen of new towns

A survey from the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) and YouGov reveals that the UK public has serious doubts about whether the next generation of new towns will meet future needs, and has strong...

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Celebrate your pups this International Dog Day!

Today (26 August) is International Dog Day, which is a celebration of all dogs around the world, and the companionship and loyalty they show to us.

Known as "man's best friend", the day is...

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World Water Week highlights water’s role in climate action

World Water Week (24–28 August) brings global attention to the urgent connection between water and climate change, uniting experts, policymakers, and communities to find solutions for a more...

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World Humanitarian Day honours frontline aid workers and calls for their protection

World Humanitarian Day (19 August) recognises the courage and dedication of humanitarian workers worldwide, paying tribute to those who have lost their lives while h...

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