Calls for new environment agency
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Business leaders, consumer groups, and prominent politicians, come together to call for a new environment agency.
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By IAN STARRETT i.starrett@newsletter.co.uk  PLANNED new water legislation could threaten fish farming, textile and other industries here, a DUP councillor has claimed.
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Rural planning policy must be radically changed, says the Assembly environment committee chairman.
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Action is needed to protect British wildlife from the effects of a changing climate, a report says.
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A NEW bio-diversity officer has been appointed by Stafford Borough Council to boost its commitment to protecting and enhancing local wildlife and habitats.
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Comprehensive reform is vital to promote environmental protection, says an editorial in Southern Metropolis Daily. An excerpt follows:  The public feels powerless to do anything about the deteriorating environment. Anxiety and indifference are common responses.
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The UK's Environment Secretary opens a conference at the Met Office that will try to define what constitutes "dangerous" climate change.
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By Joanna Geary  Birmingham needs a strong visionary leader to tackle worsening traffic pollution and poor housing, the coauthor of a major environmental report has warned.
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New solutions for dealing with Scotland's waste are to be set out by the Scottish Government.
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A coalition of conservation and angling groups urges the UK government to sort out water waste and pollution.
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By Zhu Zhe  The country's top environmental watchdog yesterday called on the coastal city of Xiamen to rethink its plan to allow the construction of a chemical plant and said an environmental impact assessment of the city's urban planning is on the cards.
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Activists warn Ugandan gov't of looming environmental crisis    KAMPALA, Sept.7 (Xinhua) -- Environmental activists in Uganda have warned of a looming environmental crisis in the east African country if the government does not take major steps to avert the disaster.
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LONDON -- The British government proposed bold new environmental legislation yesterday that would set legally binding, long-term limits on carbon emissions -- a move it hopes will prompt the United States, China, and India to follow suit.
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To: National Desk, Environment Reporter  Contact: Tom Lalley of World Wildlife Fund, 202-778-9544 or tom.lalley@wwfus.org  WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 /U.S.
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Speaking recently at the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, new Environment Minister Stephane Dion seemed to support a more science-based approach to environmental policy-making when he said, &quot;We need better science.
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The head of the Environment Agency calls for Â£1bn a year to prevent future flooding, as waters continue to rise.
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Campaigners petition the UN to take urgent action to protect iconic natural sites from climate change.