Press release: Helping residents be prepared for flooding
The Environment Agency is working with residents in Chester-le-Street to help them be better prepared for flooding.
The Environment Agency is working with residents in Chester-le-Street to help them be better prepared for flooding.
A North East man has been fined after he assaulted and threatened an Environment Agency officer investigating a pollution incident.
The Environment Agency consult the public on certain applications for the abstraction and impoundment of water.
These notices explain:
As part of the public interest disclosure legislation in England and Wales, commonly known as ‘Whistleblowing’, we have an obligation to act on third party disclosures made to us concerning malpractice on environmental matters. Workers, who wish to make a protected disclosure, which is in the public interest, about their employer, can choose to raise their concerns with the employer directly, or otherwise through a number of other routes (further guidance is given on Whistleblowing for employees page).
Information submitted to the European Commission following Ministerial meeting on air quality in Brussels on 30 January 2018.