Couple sue Environment Agency for £4.5m over flood wall that left 500-year-old home ‘boggy’

A retired couple is pursuing the Environment Agency through the courts, seeking £4.5million in compensation for damage they claim was inflicted upon their historic riverside residence in Kent. Roger and Suzanne Brookhouse, both passionate amateur historians, have brought their case before the Upper Tribunal in London over severe damp problems at The King’s Lodging in…

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Jupiter Intelligence and Stockholm Environment Institute partner to map climate risk across global mineral, energy, and food supply chains

About Jupiter Intelligence  Jupiter Intelligence equips leading organizations to translate extreme weather risk into strategic advantage — quantified, benchmarked, and integrated into core operations. Our transparent, scenario-based analytics integrate seamlessly into capital planning, operational strategy, and adaptation investments, helping decision-makers act with confidence on science that stands up to scrutiny and defend every decision to…

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Police officer tells court of hostile environment at Epping asylum hotel protest – The Irish News

A police officer told a court there was a “very hostile environment” at an asylum seeker hotel protest, with missiles being thrown and people attacking officers with shields. Chief Inspector Stuart Austin, of Essex Police, said police carriers were having their windscreens hit and wing mirrors torn off during demonstrations outside the Bell Hotel in…

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Environment Agency and Natural England should be merged, MPs say

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs should take advantage of wide-ranging plans for regulatory change and consider merging the Environment Agency with Natural England, watchdog MPs have said.  Public Accounts Committee members said that combining the organisations’ regulatory responsibilities could result in a single organisational culture that balances protection and enhancement of nature…

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