Read our Monthly Magazine And support our mission to provide fearless stories about and outside the media system The new EHRC Code of Practice for Service Providers has landed. Previous ones have done so without much impact, but this one comes with one of the heaviest thuds on record. This is because of the arguments…
The UK built environment is losing more than £740,000 a year due to fragmented efforts to improve gender equity, according to a landmark new report that calls for urgent sector-wide coordination. The study published by Building People CIC and Women in Planning ahead of a formal industry agreement at UKREiiF maps 50 “Women in…” networks,…
In today’s edition: Emissions, solar panels, PFAS Source link
European Commission set to pit company against company, industries against capitals Source link
Apply for the Young Darwin Scholarship and gain valuable environmental skills through exciting outdoor learning experiences. Source link
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) today announced a new research and innovation (R&I) challenge: The Home Learning Environment R&I Challenge. UKRI has committed £31.9 million through the R&D Missions Accelerator Programme. Delivered in partnership with the Department for Education, and forming part of the government’s mission to Break Down Barriers to Opportunity. Power of research and innovation…
THE firm behind a vision to operate a data centre from Warrington’s former Unilever site is seeking an opinion on the potential environmental… Source link
A total of £15,000 is available through the Better Luton Environment Fund, delivered by SUEZ as part of its social value commitment, with grants of up to £3,000 available for eligible projects. The fund has been generated through the success of Luton Council’s reuse shops at local recycling centres, where pre-loved items are resold instead of…
Where does WISEN fit into the data commons? Armed conflicts generate diverse forms of environmental harm, particularly when fighting is prolonged, intense, and geographically widespread. It manifests differently in urban, industrial, agricultural, and ecologically sensitive areas. Harms may be direct or indirect, temporary or permanent, localised or widespread, and often occur simultaneously in cumulative ways….
Emma Reynolds, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), and Andrew Muir, Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA), have confirmed Dame Helen Ghosh as the new Chair of the Office for Environmental Protection. Dame Helen will take up the post on 1 June 2026. Julie Hill’s term as Interim Chair…
