Published on: 19 September 2018
Ahead of Link and Sustain's event at the Labour Party Conference, Martin Spray CBE sets out why Labour should care about the future of food, farming and the countryside.
Read More...Published on: 17 September 2018
Mention the high seas, and the conversation normally turns to swashbuckling histories of pirates and exploration. But right now, we have a historic opportunity to bring the high seas into the 21st century.
Read More...Published on: 14 September 2018
Customers tell us they want the best service at a price they can afford, and they also expect us to play our part in protecting our region’s environment.
Read More...Published on: 13 September 2018
The Catchment Based Approach (CaBA) promotes collaborative working at a river catchment scale to realise a range of environmental, social and economic benefits. Key to the success of these partnerships has been the availability and sharing of ‘open’ data.
Read More...Published on: 12 September 2018
A legacy of environmental damage caused by over-abstraction from rivers and aquifers is being addressed. Blueprint and the companies will work to support the principles and deliver obligations enshrined in the Water Framework Directive.
Read More...Published on: 11 September 2018
Environmental groups and the water industry have something major in common: the desire for a sustainable supply of clean water – and a healthy natural environment can provide this, for both people and wildlife
Read More...Published on: 10 September 2018
By working together and fostering a collaborative relationship, water companies and environmental organisations can help protect and restore our aquatic environment.
Read More...Published on: 7 September 2018
If the UK government is to take seriously, as has been promised, the issue of reducing and eliminating bycatch of endangered, threatened and protected species this needs to be enshrined in law.
Read More...Published on: 6 September 2018
At the 67th meeting of the International Whaling Commission, a topic of great importance in play is the proposal for new ‘Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling’ quotas and management.
Read More...Published on: 31 August 2018
As governments, scientists and NGOs from around the world prepare for the 67th meeting of the International Whaling Commission in early September, in Brazil, Mark Simmonds OBE, Senior Marine Scientist at Humane Society International, describes the IWC’s increasingly valuable role in defending biodiversity and the world’s oceans.
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