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Tunnel created for raw sewage
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Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman gave her support to Thames Water’s plans for a tunnel to reduce the amount of raw sewage discharged into the River Thames
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Putin extends export ban
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has extended his country’s export ban on grain until at least the end of 2011, prompting further increases in wheat prices...
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Transfering private sewers
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Draft regulations have been published by the Government, paving the way for privately-owned sewers to be transferred to water and sewerage companies
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New facility helps reduce CO2 emissions
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An ERDF grant has lead towards the construction of a new facility in Suffolk which is committed to reducing carbon emissions and landfill waste in the east of England
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Environment Minister visits changing coastline |
Environment Minister Richard Benyon will see first-hand how coastal erosion is changing the shape of eastern England’s coastline during a visi more... |
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Flood awareness campaign gets some welly in Monmouth |
Environment Agency Wales’ Flood Awareness Wales campaign has received the support of several councillors of Monmouthshire County Council, at a more... |
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Car litter louts costing council taxpayers millions |
Millions of pounds of council taxpayers’ money is being wasted dealing with litter lout motorists because of a loophole in the law, council le more... |
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Helping to reduce the risk of flooding in Lincolnshire |
Annual works have begun to help reduce the risk of flooding from a Lincolnshire watercourse
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Industry’s ideas for growing and eating more fruit and veg |
Members of the fruit and vegetable industry have presented ideas for increasing production and consumption of fruit and vegetables in England more... |
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Environment minister views impacts of climate change |
Environment Minister Lord Henley visited the high fells of Cumbria to see the impact of a year of weather extremes on the area and to discuss ho more... |
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