TotalEnergies held responsible for climate impact of fuels it sells
Paris court orders oil major to include ‘Scope 3’ emissions in due diligence planning Source link
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France leads pushback against changes to core EU water law
Four countries say existing exemptions in key EU water law are sufficient Source link
Invasive species ‘break the rules’ of growth in new habitats
Alien invasive species are any organisms that become established in a natural environment outside their normal geographic range, and cause…
‘LIFE is beautiful’: 14 member states back ring-fenced environmental funding in next EU budget
Environment ministers have warned that absorbing the LIFE programme into a broader fund could undermine environmental projects and the EU’s…
Polanski and unions warn Burnham against backsliding on climate action | Environment policy
Backsliding on climate action would drive the Labour party into political obscurity, Zack Polanski has warned, as trade union leaders…
Environment Agency issues warning to River Roding Trust
The Environment Agency has issued a warning letter to the River Roding Trust in east London following an investigation into…
Environment Agency secures £275,000 from Anglian Water
The Environment Agency has secured an Enforcement Undertaking from Anglian Water Services that will see £275,000 go towards environmental improvement…
Cycloid launches managed environments for platform teams
Cycloid has launched Managed Environments on its platform, adding governance controls to how deployment environments are created and accessed. The…
Amey secures place on £3.5bn Government CPS2 framework for Defence, Public Sector, and Environment
Amey has been awarded a place on the Government Commercial Agency’s Construction Professional Services 2 (CPS2) Framework, strengthening its ability…
Young people needed to be better engaged in the built environment sector, says House of Lords committee – Committees
The Built Environment Committee has published a policy letter to three Secretaries of State, following its inquiry into young people…