Ever heard of a Nimby? You should have because they are accused of frequently defeating ambitious and worthy onshore wind farm applications. Do they deserve their meddlesome reputation? Click here to learn more

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Thousands of homeowners will be able to generate their own electricity from home without facing lengthy planning applications thanks to vital reform - a move that will revolutionise the small wind sector. To find out more click here

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Doug Parr, Chief Scientist at Greenpeace UK, asks how long we’ll have to wait for the smart distribution and supergrid transmissions systems and what needs to happen before construction begins. To read more click here

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Landfill extraction technology has allowed us to capture energy from waste, but last year’s Low Carbon Economy Initiatives mean we need to seriously power up our gas capturing efforts. To find out how this can be done click here

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In the world of waste management, who inspects the engineering inspectors? The United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS), that’s who, says Jon Murthy, Marketing Manager at UKAS.

Have you heard of the Water Framework Directive? Not many businesses have, but this important piece of EU environmental legislation could affect how we protect, improve and use that most basic yet valuable resource – water. To read more click here

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Water is the medium through which all the key impacts of climate change can be felt. In the UK, we have already seen a significant increase in the kind of extreme events that we can expect to see more of in coming decades, and things could get a lot worse. To read more click here

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Cornish based marine survey and inspection specialists Insight Marine Projects Ltd. have been awarded ISO 9001:2008 accreditation for the company’s Quality Management System.

How do you reduce carbon emissions from wastewater treatment whilst maintaining high environment standards? A new report by the Environment Agency lets us in on the secret.

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Flooding is predicted to become more frequent and more intense as a result of climate change. How can we reduce the harm of flooding? Phil Rothwell, Environment Agency Head of Flood Strategy, thinks he has the answer.

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When you’re detecting leaks in the water supply network, technology is your friend.  But how has this friendship evolved over the years?  To read more click here

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As a nation we eat out more, order more takeaways and eat more convenience foods than ever before. Collette Nicholls, Media Manager at Anglian Water, tells us how this is causing havoc with our sewers, as well as our waistlines. To read more click here

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Diarrhoea, weight loss, abdominal pain, flu-like symptoms and muscle aches. These are just some of the typical symptoms of Cryptosporidium, a waterborne protozoan parasite that could be in a swimming pool or water supply near you. To read more click here

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The British Wind Energy Association has welcomed the government's announcement of 9 more offshore wind licences. It's hoped the new wind farms will propell the UK to the forefront of wind energy generation. See Film

The National Trust has established two low carbon villages as part of its campaign to ensure the future of its huge portfolio of buildings, land and coastline. See Film